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Society for Ethnomusicology

Table of Contents

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Annual Meeting 1 November 19-22, 2009 • Mexico City

Conference Hosts ...................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2

Welcome ..................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3

Board of Directors, Organizers, Committees .......................................................................................................................................................................... 4

Special Thanks ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 5

Exhibitors and Advertisers ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 6

General Information ........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 7 – 8

Charles Seeger Lecture ..................................................................................................................................................................................................... 9 – 10

Special Events .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 11

Schedule at a Glance ............................................................................................................................................................................................................... 12

Pre-Conference Symposium .................................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

Annual Conference Program ...........................................................................................................................................................................................14– 51

President’s Roundtable ............................................................................................................................................................................................................ 38

Index of Chairs, Discussants, Panelists, Performers, Presenters ................................................................................................................................ 52 – 57

Hotel Map .........................................................................................................................................................................................................................58 – 59

Advertisements ................................................................................................................................................................................................................60 – 72


Conference Hosts

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Conference Hosts

Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (CONACULTA)

Centro Nacional de las Artes de CONACULTA (CNA o Cenart-CONACULTA)

Dirección General de Vinculación Cultural (DVC-CONACULTA)

Dirección General de Vinculación Regional (DGR-CONACULTA)

Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes (INBA)

Centro Nacional de Investigación, Documentación e Información Musical del INBA (CENIDIM–INBA)

Escuela Superior de Música del INBA (ESM-INBA)

Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH)

Museo Nacional de Antropología del INAH (MNA-INAH)

Museo Nacional de las Culturas del INAH (MNC-INAH)

Escuela Nacional de Música de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (ENM-UNAM)

Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares, de la Dirección de Culturas Populares (MNCP-DGCP)

Comisión Nacional para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas (CDI)

Secretaría de Cultura del Distrito Federal (SC-DF)

Secretaría de Cultura del Estado de Puebla (SC-P)

Secretaría de Cultura del Estado de Oaxaca (SC-O)

Fondo Nacional para el Fomento de las Artesanías (FONART)

Welcome Reception refreshments co-sponsored by the Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix, Arizona


Welcome

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From the Program Chair

Thank you for supporting this historic conference. It has been an

exhilarating experience to work with so many dedicated

individuals to make this year’s program in Mexico City a reality. I

am particularly grateful for the initial invitation, which was

extended by Dr. Luis Alfonso Estrada, the director of the National

School of Music of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México,

in spring of 2001, as much as for Guillermo Contrera’s running

with the ball, and SEM Executive Director Stephen Stuempfle’s

unflinching command of the tasks in order. Moving past rhetoric

to realizing a meeting in a space outside the U.S. / Canada implies

that the Society for Ethnomusicology is committed to ―borderless

ethnomusicologies‖ in more ways than one. Due to a record

breaking number of submissions, the program foregrounds the

conference themes to a greater extent than usual. The amazing

results are in the truly international spirit the program reflects,

which includes 300 U.S. presentations; 43 from Mexico and 60

altogether from Latin America, representing Colombia (6), Brazil

(5), Argentina (2) and Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Guadeloupe,

and Peru (1 each); 23 from Canada; 30 from Europe, representing

the UK (11), Germany (6); Portugal and Spain (3 each), Ireland (2),

Slovenia (2), Macedonia, the Netherlands, and Finland (1 each); 11

from East Asia, representing China (8), Japan (2), South Korea (1);

1 frin West Asia, Turkey; 1 from South Africa; 2 from Australia

and 1 from New Zealand. For the first time in the history of the

Society, there are a critical number of presentations on Latin

American ethnomusicology. Also, since the majority working in

New Media are younger scholars, there are many new names on

the program all around. 2009 marks the Fiftieth Anniversary of

the Society for Asian Music, and a special commemorative event

will further enhance this important occasion. I wish you all a safe

and intellectually stimulating conference, and ¡muchos muy fuertes

abrazos!

Brenda M. Romero

SEM 2009 Program Committee Chair (University of Colorado at

Boulder)

From the Local Arrangements Chair

The special location of this year’s SEM Annual Meeting in

Mexico City represents a highly significant occurrence that

will undoubtedly go down in history. The complexity of

coordinating the meeting of different cultures, in different

spaces, in several languages, and with the collaboration of

various institutions has presented many challenges. I

welcome you all with the hope that not only will our academic

exchanges prove to be enjoyable and inspirational, but that

the cultural activities planned over the course of the meeting

will be truly memorable.

Guillermo Contreras Arias

SEM 2009 Local Arrangements Chair (Escuela Nacional de

Música de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and

Centro Nacional de Investigación, Documentación e Información

Musical)


Board of Directors, Organizers, and Committees

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SEM 2009 Board of Directors Deborah Wong, President University of California, Riverside Gage Averill, President-Elect University of Toronto at Mississauga Janet Sturman, Secretary University of Arizona Suzanne Flandreau, Treasurer Columbia College Salwa El-Shawan Castelo-Branco, 1st Vice President Universidade Nova de Lisboa Patricia Shehan Campbell, 2nd Vice President University of Washington Tomie Hahn, Member at Large (Even Year) Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Tong Soon Lee, Member at Large (Odd Year) Emory University SEM 2009 Local Arrangements Committee Guillermo Contreras Arias, Chair Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and Centro Nacional de Investigación, Documentación e Información Musical Alejandro L. Madrid, Secretary University of Illinois, Chicago Fernando Hijar Sánchez Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares Roberto Medina Esquivel Escuela Superior de Música del Instituto Nacional de las Artes Alfonso Muñoz Güemes Fonoteca del Centro Nacional de las Artes Rodolfo Palma Rojo Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia José Luis Sagredo Castillo Conservatorio Nacional de Música del Instituto Nacional de las Artes

SEM 2009 Program Committee Brenda M. Romero, Chair University of Colorado at Boulder Jane Florine Chicago State University Michael Frishkopf University of Alberta Javier León Indiana University Kiri Miller Brown University Ana María Ochoa Columbia University Dale A. Olsen Florida State University Jane Sugarman CUNY Graduate Center Volunteer Coordinator Iskra Alejandra Rojo Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México SEM Business Office Stephen Stuempfle, Executive Director Lyn Pittman, Business Office Coordinator Indiana University Conferences Kevin Knerr, Director Karin Reece, Senior Conference Coordinator Tawana Green, Executive Assistant Melissa Kocias, Registrar José Celis-Schmidt, Special Services Manager Gema Powell, Hiring Administrator


Special Thanks

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Special Thanks to: Consuelo Sáizar. CONACULTA. Roberto Vázquez Díaz. CNA. Benjamín Juárez Echenique. CNA. Arturo I. Saucedo Gonzáles. DVC. María Amparo Xochitl Sevilla Villalobos. DVR. Betsabé Miramontes Vidal. Biblioteca de las Artes del CNA. Alfonso Muñoz Güemes. Fonoteca del CNA. Teresita Vicencio Álvarez. INBA. Sergio Ramírez Cárdenas. INBA Maricela Guadalupe Jacobo Heredia. INBA. Eugenio Delgado Parra. CENIDIM. Cuauhtémoc Rivera Guzmán. ESM. Roberto Medina Esquivel. ESM. Luis Alfonso de María y Campos Castelló. INAH. Benito Adolfo Taibo Mahojo. INAH. Luis Ignacio Sáinz Chávez. INAH. Rodolfo Palma Rojo. INAH. Leonel Durán Solís. MNC. Luis Felipe Crespo. MNC. Francisco Viesca Treviño. ENM-UNAM. Aarón R. Mejía Rodríguez. MNCP. Carolina De La Rosa Loza. MNCP. Fernando Hijar Sánchez. MNCP. Xilonen Luna Ruíz. CDI. Elena Cepeda de León. Secretaría de Cultura del Distrito Federal. José Antonio Mac Gregor Campuzano. SD-DF. Alejandro E. Montiel Bonilla. Secretaría de Cultura del Gobierno del Estado de Puebla. J. Helio Huesca Martínez. Secretaría de Cultura del Gobierno del Estado de Puebla. Rafaela Luft Dávalos. FONART. Margarita Rodríguez Malpica y Coll. FONART.

Bill De Walt. Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix, Arizona.

Translators

Many thanks to the following individuals for providing translations of

abstracts and other material for the annual meeting:

Javier León (Translations Coordinator)

Angela Attico

Sean Bellaviti

Michael Birenbaum Quintero

Kim Carter Muñoz

Toni García Orozco

Marc Gidal

Kariann Goldschmitt

Eduardo Herrera

João Junqueira

Alejandro L. Madrid

Hettie Malcomson

Michael S. O’Brien

Raquel Paraíso

Jake Rekedal

Jason Stanyek

Janet Sturman

Eduardo Wolf

Ketty Wong

Special thanks to Raquel Paraíso for also providing simultaneous

translation of the Seeger Lecture and President’s Roundtable.


Exhibitors and Advertisers

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Exhibitors and Advertisers

Alexander Street Press*

Applied Ethnomusicology Section*

A-R Editions, Inc.

Bedford/St. Martin’s

CBMR/Columbia College Chicago

Emory University

EVIA Digital Archive Project*

Indiana University Press*

IU Press/Journals

Liverpool University Press

Oxford University Press

Pomona College

RILM Abstracts of Music Literature*

Routledge*

Routledge Journals

Routledge/Taylor & Francis

Smithsonian Folkways*

Temple University Press*

The Kent State University Press*

The Scholar’s Choice*

UCLA*

UCLA/Apsara Media*

University of Chicago Press*

University of Illinois Press

University of Virginia

University Press of Mississippi

Wesleyan University Press

* = table in book exhibit area

Tote bags sponsored by Smithsonian Folkways


General Information

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Meetings Unless otherwise indicated, all conference sessions and meetings take place at the Meliã México Reforma, phone: (52) 555-1285000; fax: (52) 555-1285027.

Program Supplement Changes or additions to the program will be listed on the bulletin board in the conference registration area.

Disabled Persons The Meliã México Reforma hotel is adapted to the needs of the

disabled. However, please note that the following meeting rooms are

not wheelchair accessible: Gran Insurgentes, Insurgentes 1,

Insurgentes 2A, Insurgentes 2B, Insurgentes 2C. We apologize for

any inconvenience. The staff will be pleased to assist persons with

special needs or inquiries.

Activities Table A variety of guides and promotional brochures will be available at the activities table, located near the registration area. Be sure to stop by!

Pedestrian Safety Reforma Boulevard and the street intersections in front of the Meliã México Reforma hotel are among the busiest in Mexico City. Pedestrians should exercise extra caution in crossing these and other streets.

In Case of Emergency Dial ―0‖ on your room phone or go to the hotel front desk for assistance. The Meliã México Reforma staff is trained to assist with emergency procedures that may be necessary.

Internet Access Wireless internet service is included in the room rate for those staying at the Meliã México Reforma. If you are not staying at the Meliã México Reforma, you may visit the Business Center to purchase an access code for $17.00 (USD) for 24 hours or $26.00 (USD) for 48 hours.

Job Interviews Interview times and sign-ups are posted on the bulletin board at the registration desk. SEM Board of Directors discourages interviews from being conducted in sleeping rooms.

Registration On-site conference registration will be held in the foyer, located on the

Mezzanine level of the hotel.

Registration Hours are:

Wednesday, November 18 7:00am-5:00pm

Thursday, November 19 7:00am-6:00pm

Friday, November 20 7:00am-4:00pm

Saturday, November 21 7:00am-12noon

Sunday, November 22 7:00am-9:00am

Book Exhibit The book exhibit will be in the Juárez Room, located on the Mezzanine

level.

Book Exhibit Hours are:

Thursday, November 19 10am-5pm

Friday, November 20 8am-5pm

Saturday, November 21 8am-1pm

Meals The Meliã México Reforma houses two restaurants and one bar &

lounge.

The Meliã México Reforma is also within walking distance to many

additional restaurants and sandwich places. Please refer to the

Dining Guide provided in your conference packet for a list of

restaurants.

Business Center The Meliã México Reforma offers a full-service Business Center,

located behind the Front Desk, in the lobby.

Business Center Hours:

Open Mon-Fri – 7am-10pm and Sat-Sun – 10am-6pm.


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Speaker Prep Room There will be a Speaker Prep Room available in Alameda 2, located on

the Mezzanine level. This room will be set with all of the audio-visual

equipment that will be in the paper session rooms. Presenters will

have an opportunity to sign up for a short block of time to familiarize

themselves with the equipment prior to giving their presentation. A

trained audio-visual technician will be in the room during all open

hours to assist presenters.

The Speaker Prep Room will be open as follows:

Wednesday, Nov. 18 9:00pm – 10:00pm

Thursday, Nov. 19 7:00am – 5:00pm and 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Friday, Nov. 20 7:00am – 12:15pm and 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Saturday, Nov. 21 7:00am – 1:00pm and 7:00pm – 9:00pm

Sunday, Nov. 22 CLOSED Silent Auction The Silent Auction is organized by the Student Concerns Committee

and located just inside the book exhibit. Proceeds from the auction are

used to subsidize student registration fees for annual meetings. The

auction is open during book exhibit hours. The auction will end on

Saturday at 12:15 pm. Items won must be paid for and retrieved on

Saturday at 12:15 pm; the Student Concerns Committee will not be

able to mail sold items. The Committee is unable to accept credit

cards, but can accept cash and checks in U.S. dollars. Join in the fun

and friendly competition for the worthwhile cause of supporting our

student members.

Seeger Prize Papers Student presenters who wish to have their papers considered for the

Charles Seeger Prize must leave four copies in the box at the

conference registration table in the foyer, located on the Mezzanine

level, along with a completed application form. Guidelines for

submission are posted on the SEM website

(www.ethnomusicology.org).

Welcome for First-Time Attendees & New Members A welcome event for first-time attendees of an SEM meeting and new

SEM members will be held in the Auditorio Fray Bernardino de

Sahagún of the National Museum of Anthropology on Thursday at

6:00 pm. Bus transportation will be provided from the Meliã México

Reforma.

Bus Transportation Bus transportation will be provided to all programmed events scheduled outside the Meliã México Reforma. Buses will depart from the front entrance of the hotel. Wednesday, November 18 (Pre-conference Symposium) 8:30am Buses depart Hotel Meliã for ENM-UNAM 9:15pm Buses depart ENM-UNAM for Hotel Meliã Thursday, November 19 5:30pm* Depart Hotel Meliã for Museo Nacional de Antropología / National Museum of Anthropology (Buses circulate continuously between hotel and the museum) 10:00pm Last stop at Museo Nacional de Antropología for Hotel Meliã Saturday, November 21 5:30pm Depart Hotel Meliã for Museo Nacional de las Culturas/ National Museum of Cultures in the Zócalo 10:00pm Depart Museo Nacional de las Culturas for Hotel Meliã Sunday, November 22 12:30pm Depart Hotel Meliã for Centro Nacional de las Artes del Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes (CENART-CONACULTA) / National Center for the Arts of the National Council for Culture and the Arts, Coyoacán 4:45pm Depart CENART for Museo Nacional de Culturas Populares / National Museum of Popular Cultures, Coyoacán Centro 8:15 pm Buses depart Culturas Populares for Hotel Meliã *Please give priority boarding of buses to participants in the Welcome for First –Time Attendees & New Members.


Seeger Lecture

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The Charles Seeger Lecture

Friday, November 20

5:15 – 6:45pm

Reforma Ballroom

Acoustemologies

Steven Feld, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Music,

University of New Mexico, and Professor of Music Anthropology,

University of Oslo

Introduction of the speaker by Louise Meintjes, Associate Professor of

Music and Cultural Anthropology, Duke University.

The Society for Ethnomusicology is pleased to welcome Steven Feld as

the 2009 Charles Seeger Lecturer for its annual meeting in Mexico

City. Dr. Feld is Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Music at

the University of New Mexico and Professor of Music Anthropology at

the University of Oslo. He previously held professorships at Columbia

University, New York University, University of California at Santa

Cruz, University of Texas at Austin, and University of Pennsylvania.

During 2000-2006 he was Visiting Professor of World Music at the

Grieg Music Academy at the University of Bergen in Norway. For the

Spring 2009 semester, he was the Ernest Bloch Visiting Professor of

Music at the Department of Music, University of California, Berkeley.

Feld’s academic research principally concerns the anthropology of

senses, sound, and voice, incorporating studies in linguistics and

poetics, music and aesthetics, acoustics and ecology, and the

globalization of ―world‖ music. From 1975 to 2000 he studied the

sound world—from environmental sounds and bird calls to language,

poetry, and music—of the Bosavi rainforest region in Papua New

Guinea. More recently he has studied the sound world of Greek

Macedonia and Romani (―gypsy‖) instrumentalists. Currently he is

producing a 5-CD, DVD, and book project on the worldwide history

and culture of bells, with European research and recording in France,

Finland, Norway, Greece, Italy, and Denmark, and a special non-

European focus on Ghana and Japan. In 2004 he began new research

on jazz in Accra, Ghana, focusing on the legacy of Ghanaba, the man

who introduced talking drums to American jazz drummers in the

1950s; on Accra Trane Station, a group that plays music inspired by

John Coltrane on African instruments; and Por Por, a jazz-inspired

music for honking squeeze-bulb car horns performed by a union of bus

and truck drivers.

Among his fellowships, honors, awards, and grants, Feld received a

John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation fellowship in 1991.

In 1994 he was elected a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and

Sciences, and in 2003 he was named the 15th recipient of the Koizumi

Fumio Prize for Ethnomusicology, an award for career achievement in

the field. He is the youngest recipient of this prize.

A prolific and award-winning writer, Feld has, in the last 30 years,

contributed many essays to books and journals in the anthropology of

media and the arts. His book Sound and Sentiment (University of

Pennsylvania Press, 1982/1990), is winner of the 1991 J.I. Staley Prize

from the School of American Research; and Music Grooves (with

Charles Keil, University of Chicago Press, 1994) is winner of the 1995

Chicago Folklore Prize. His other books include Senses of Place (edited

with Keith Basso, SAR Press, 1996); Bosavi-English-Tok Pisin

Dictionary (with Bambi Schieffelin, ANU Press, 1998); and, most

recently, Jean Rouch: Ciné-Ethnography (editor/translator, University

of Minnesota Press, 2003). Feld’s books and articles have been

translated to French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Greek,

Russian, Turkish, and Japanese. He has lectured at more than 125

universities and museums throughout the world, and appeared on

numerous radio and TV programs in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia,

and the Pacific.


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Equally prolific and innovative as a documentary sound artist, Feld’s

New Guinea CD recordings include Voices of the Rainforest (produced

by Grateful Dead rock star Mickey Hart, Rykodisc, 1991); Rainforest

Soundwalks (EarthEar, 2001); and the triple CD/book Bosavi:

Rainforest Music from Papua New Guinea (Smithsonian Folkways,

2001). Popular both with academics and with radio audiences, these

recordings have put New Guinea on the world music map. His

European CDs from Greece and Italy include Bells and Winter

Festivals of Greek Macedonia (Smithsonian Folkways, 2002); ―Romani

Soundscapes‖ in Dick Blau (photographs) and Charles & Angeliki Keil

(texts), Bright Balkan Morning: Romani Lives and the Power of Music

in Greek Macedonia (Wesleyan University Press, 2002); Primo Maggio

Anarchico: Anarchist May Day in Carrara, Italy (Umanita Nuova/FAI,

2002); and Santi, animali e suoni, A Soundscape of Winter Festivals

Featuring Bells and Bagpipes in Southern Italy (Nota, 2005).

In 2003 Feld founded VoxLox Documentary Sound Art, a recording

label focused on human rights and acoustic ecology; among its first

titles are Iraqi Music in A Time of War: Rahim AlHaj in New York

(2003); and, since 2004, four volumes of his soundscape composition

series, The Time of Bells, as well as Suikinkutsu: A Japanese

Underground Water Chime.

From his Africa work, Feld produced Por Por: Honk Horn Music of

Ghana for Smithsonian Folkways Recordings, a gift to Ghana for the

50th anniversary of independence in 2007. He has also performed and

toured in Africa, Europe, and the U.S. with Accra Trane Station, and

produced and recorded with them on Tribute to A Love Supreme

(2005), Meditations for John Coltrane (2006), Another Blue Trane

(2007), and Topographies of the Dark (2008). Bufo Variations (2008)

features Ghanaian percussionist Nii Otoo Annan. From the Africa

work, he is now engaged in producing a trilogy of hour-long films

about Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra.

In addition to his academic interests in sound, Feld has worked for

many years in the fields of documentary photography and film,

directing the Documentary Film Lab at the Annenberg School of

Communications at the University of Pennsylvania, and producing

work for festivals, galleries, and museums, most recently in Africa,

Europe, and the U.S. in collaboration with the Australian/Italian

artist Virginia Ryan, with whom he produced The Castaways Project,

featured in the 2008 Spoleto Festival, and the photographic book and

exhibit Exposures: A White Woman in West Africa.


Special Events

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Thursday, November 19, 2009 6:00 – 6:45pm Welcome for First Time Attendees & National Museum New Members of Anthropology Welcome event for first-time attendees of an SEM meeting and new SEM members.

6:00 – 10:00pm Welcome Reception

National Museum

of Anthropology

The reception will include visits to selected galleries of this world-

famous museum. Bus service will be provided from the Meliã Hotel. Friday, November 20, 2009 3:15 – 5:00pm General Membership Meeting Reforma Ballroom 5:15 – 6:45pm The Charles Seeger Lecture* Reforma Ballroom Acoustemologies Steven Feld, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Music, University of New Mexico, and Professor of Music Anthropology, University of Oslo *Simulaneous translation into Spanish provided. 7:00 – 8:30pm SEM Banquet Revolución Join your colleagues for a delicious meal from the Meliã Hotel before the scheduled concert.

9:00 – 11:00pm Concert Reforma Ballroom

Join us for a concert of a variety of traditional Mexican musics at the

Meliã Hotel.

Saturday, November 21, 2009

10:45 am – 12:15 pm Saturday Plenary:

Revolución 2 President’s Roundtable*

Area Studies and Ethnomusicology: Culture/ Critique/

Community

*Simultaneous translation into Spanish provided.

6:00 – 10:00pm Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the

Museo Nacional Society for Asian Music

de Cultura, Zócalo

Saturday Evening S.A.M. Special Event Announcement: Keynote Lecture, Society for Asian Music: Steve Blum, Professor at CUNY will deliver the keynote lecture for the 50th Anniversary Celebration of the Society for Asian Music. Join us at the Museo Nacional de las Culturas, Zócalo at 7:45 pm for his lecture entitled, ―A Society and its Journal: Stories of Hybridity‖. Steve Blum will then join Peter Kvetko, Andy Sutton, Ric Trimillos, Andrew Weintraub, and Sarah Weiss for a roundtable discussion on issues of hybridity and postcoloniality.

Events to honor the occasion will begin at 6:00 pm, featuring an

official event welcome and the opening of a photo exhibition by

renowned Japanese photographer of world musicians, Koh Okabe,

commissioned by the SEM Local Arrangements Committee Chair

Guillermo Contreras Arias, in conjunction with the Museum director,

Leonel Duran. A lecture / workshop on Japanese Nihon Buyo dance is

scheduled from 6:45 - 7:30, featuring Mami Itasaka-Keister and Jay

Keister, of the University of Colorado at Boulder. Bus service will be

provided.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

5:00 – 8:00pm National Museum of Popular Cultures

Musical Instrument Fair and Concert at

Coyoacán Centro Stage

Bus service will be provided


Schedule at a Glance

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Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Registration 7:00am – 6:00pm Meliã Hotel, Mezzanine

Pre-Conference 8:30am-9:15pm* National School of

Music (ENM-UNAM) *buses depart at 8:30am; program starts 10:00am

Speaker Prep 9:00 – 10:00pm Alameda 2

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Registration 7:00am – 6:00pm Mezzanine

Speaker Prep 7:00am – 5:00pm Alameda 2

Paper Session 1 8:30 – 10:30am Meeting Rooms

Exhibit Hall Open 10:00am – 5:00pm Juárez Room

Paper Session 2 10:45am – 12:15pm Meeting Rooms

Committee Meetings 12:30 – 1:30pm Meeting Rooms

Paper Session 3 1:30 – 3:30pm Meeting Rooms


First-timers’ Welcome 6:00 – 6:45pm Museo Nacional de

Antropología

Welcome Reception 6:00 – 10:00pm Museo Nacional de

Antropología


Committee Meetings 9:30pm – 12:00am Meeting Rooms

Friday, November 20, 2009

Registration 7:00am – 4:00pm Mezzanine

Speaker Prep 7:00am – 12:15pm Capitol Board Room

Committee Meetings 7:00 – 8:00 am Meeting Rooms






SEM General 3:15 – 5:00pm Reforma Ballroom

Membership Mtg.

Seeger Lecture 5:15 – 6:45pm Reforma Ballroom


SEM Banquet 7:00 – 8:30pm Revolución

Concert 9:00 – 11:00pm Reforma Ballroom

Saturday, November 21, 2009

Committee Meetings 7:00 – 8:00am Meeting Rooms

Speaker Prep 7:00am – 1:00pm Alameda 2

Registration 7:00am – 12noon Mezzanine



Plenary Session 9 10:45am – 12:15pm Revolución 2




Paper Session 10K 6:45 – 7:30pm MNC, Zócalo


50th Anniv. of the 6:00 – 10:00pm Museo Nacional

Society for Asian Music de Cultura, Zócalo

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Committee Meetings 7:00 – 9:00am Meeting Rooms

Registration 7:00 – 9:00am Mezzanine



Paper Session 13 1:30 – 4:30pm Cenart

Concert 5:00 – 7:00pm Coyoacán Centro Stage

Musical Instrument 5:00 – 8:00pm Museo Nacional de

Fair Culturas Populares,

Coyoacán

Wednesday, November 18 Pre-Conference Symposium

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Pre-Conference Symposium:

The Past, Present, and Future of Musical Research in Mexico

Simposio pre-congreso:

El pasado, presente, y futuro de la investigación musical en México

Presenters:

Antonio García de León, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia

Rafael Ruiz, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Miguel Olmos Aguilera, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

Gonzalo Camacho, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Xilonen Luna Ruíz, Dirección General de Investigación del Desarrollo y

las Culturas de los Pueblos Indígenas

Rodolfo Palma Rojo, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia

Alfonso Muñoz Güemes, Centro Nacional de las Artes

Rolando A. Pérez Fernández, Escuela Nacional de Música,

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

José Luis Sagredo Castillo, Conservatorio Nacional de Música and

Universidad Autónoma de Puebla

Fernando Hijar Sánchez, Dirección General del Museo de Culturas

Populares

Guillermo Contreras Arias, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad

Nacional Autónoma de México and Centro Nacional de Investigación,

Documentación e Información Musical

Sponsored and hosted by the Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad

Nacional Autónoma de México / National School of Music, National

Autonomous University of Mexico

Schedule: 7:00 am – 5:00 pm Registration Hotel Meliã Mezzanine

8:30 am Buses depart Hotel Meliã to ENM-UNAM

10:00 am – 2:00 pm Program Sessions ENM-UNAM

2:00 – 4:00 pm Lunch in Coyoacán

SEM members are offered free guided visits at the Museo Frida

Kahlo and Diego Rivera’s Museo Anahuacalli

4:00 – 8:00 pm Program Sessions ENM-UNAM

4:00 – 9:00 pm Tours of National ENM-UNAM

School of Music

9:15 pm Buses depart ENM-UNAM to Hotel Meliã

Thursday, November 19 Morning Block, 7:00am – 12noon Session 1, 8:30 – 10:30am

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7:00am – 12noon Thursday, Morning Block

7:00 am – 6:00 pm Registration Mezzanine

8:00 am – 12:00 pm President’s Suite

SEM Board of Directors Meeting

10:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibits Juárez

8:30 – 10:30am Thursday, Session 1

1A Reforma 1

8:30 – 10:30 Roundtable

Ethnomusicologists at Work: Career Experiences in Applied

Ethnomusicology

(Co-sponsored by the Applied Ethnomusicology Section and the Student

Concerns Committee)

Chair: Roberta Lamb, Queens University, Canada

Presenters: Amy Catlin-Jairazbhoy, University of California, Los Angeles

Sarah Carle, Japanese American National Museum

Maurice Mengel, Ethnological Museum, Berlin, German

Jesse S. Wheeler, Independent Scholar

Atesh Sonneborn, Smithsonian Folkways

1B Reforma 2 Crossing Borders: Mariachi in Mexico and the U.S. / Cruzando fronteras: Mariachi en México y los Estados Unidos Chair: Katherine López, Arizona State University Discussant: William Gradante, MENC: The National Association for Music Education 8:30 Transcribing Mariachi Music / Transcribiendo en partituras la

música de Mariachi Lauryn C. Salazar, University of California, Los Angeles 9:00 El desarrollo del mariachi moderno en Guadalajara y Jalisco /

The Development of Modern Mariachi in Guadalajara and Jalisco Anita Pelaggi, Universidad de Guadalajara, Mexico 9:30 La tarima (tambor de pie) como ―fonema cero‖ del mariachi /The

Tarima [platform drum] as ―Phoneme Zero‖ of Mariachi Jesús Jáuregui, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia,

Mexico 1C Revolución 1 Beyond Easy Distinctions: Re-thinking Prevailing Binaries in South Asian Popular Music (Sponsored by the Popular Music Section) Chair: Bradley G. Shope, University of North Texas 8:30 "Coal Black Mammy" Costumes and Cosmopolitanism: Popular

Culture and Musical Modernity among the British Establishment in North India, 1930s

Bradley G. Shope, University of North Texas 9:00 Share, Steal, Transform and Mistranslate: The Circulation of

Tamil Film Music in the New Media Era Joseph Getter, Wesleyan University 9:30 Toward a Cyclical Model of Musical Interaction in the

Uttarakhand Himalayas Stefan Fiol, Eastman School of Music 10:00 New Sufi Trends in the Popular Music of India and Pakistan Karim Gillani, University of Alberta, Canada

Thursday, November 19 Session 1, 8:30 – 10:30am

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1D Revolución 2 Music and (In)articulation: Public Performances and Circulations of the Intimate Chair: Farzaneh Hemmasi, Columbia University Discussant: Byron Dueck, The Open University, UK 8:30 Porous Boundaries: Articulating the Sacred and the Erotic in

Performance Alessandra Ciucci, Columbia University

9:00 Referential Opacity and the Power of Song

Joshua D. Pilzer, University of Toronto, Canada 9:30 Intimating Dissent: Political Poetry and Popular Song in Pre-

Revolutionary Iran Farzaneh Hemmasi, Columbia University

1E Insurgentes 3 Ethnomusicologies in Indigenous Northwestern Mexico (Sponsored by the Latin American/Caribbean Section) Chair: Helena Simonett, Vanderbilt University 8:30 La sipíraka rarámuri. Un axis mundi musical / The Rarámuri

Rasper: A Musical Axis Mundi Carlo Bonfiglioli, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México 9:00 The Color of Sound: Sensory Experience and Expression in

Yoreme Ceremonial Music / Color del sonido: Experiencia sensorial y expresiva en música ceremonial yoreme

Helena Simonett, Vanderbilt University 9:30 La lógica del sistema musical huichol en su contexto ritual / The

Logic of the Huichol Musical System in Its Ritual Context Arturo Gutiérrez del Ángel, El Colegio de San Luis, Mexico 10:00 Agents of Assimilation, Acculturation, Enculturation, and

Transculturation in the Guarijio Tubarado Ceremony and Its Participants / Agentes de asimilación, aculturación, enculturación, y transculturación en la ceremonia Guarijio tubarado y sus participantes

J. Richard Haefer, Arizona State University

1F Insurgentes 4 Identities and National Imaginaries Chair: David Locke, Tufts University 8:30 Festivales en Indonesia: Celebrando fronteras musicales y

nacionales / Festivals in Indonesia: Celebrating Musical and National Borders

Mayco Santaella, University of Hawai’i, Manoa 9:00 Music, Nationalism & Indigeneity: The Case of the Sámi in

Arctic Europe Thomas Hilder, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK 9:30 Ethnicity, Place, and Afrovenezuelan Culture: Local, National,

and Diasporic Identities in San Millan’s Musical Practices / Etnicidad, lugar, y la cultura Afrovenezolana: Identidades locales, nacionales, y de diaspora en las practices musicales

Daniel Nuñez, University of Colorado at Boulder 10:00 "Une Nouvelle culture": Gérard Lockel, Nationalism, and the

Legitimization of Gwoka in Guadeloupe Jerome S. Camal, Washington University, St. Louis 1G Insurgentes 5 Borderless WAM: Ethnographies of Western Art Musics Chair: John Pippen, University of Tennessee 8:30 Getting to the Music: Metaphor and Technology in New Art Music John Pippen, University of Tennessee 9:00 Tekeni – Two Worlds, Many Borders: A Look at Classical Native

Music through Indigenous Eyes / Tekeni: Dos mundos, muchas fronteras. Una mirada a la música clásica nativa através ojos indígenas

Dawn Avery, University of Maryland 9:30 Pianist/Singer Bows and the Embodiment of Relationship in

Western Classical Art Song Recital Michelle Swab, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada 10:00 ―A Window into a Performance‖: Global Ideologies of Classical

Music Recording in Post-Industrial London Gregory Weinstein, University of Chicago

Thursday, November 19 Session 1, 8:30 – 10:30am

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1H Insurgentes 6 The Politics of Participation Chair: Andrew Connell, James Madison University 8:30 Displaced Persons, (Re)placed Identities: The Mardi Gras

Indians in Texas Charlie Lockwood, University of California, Santa Barbara 9:00 "Nobody Was Doing What We Were Doing, and Nobody Wanted

To‖: The Godz and Performed Incompetence Patrick Burke, Washington University, St. Louis 9:30 Manipulating the Public Sphere: Discourse and Debate on

Georgia’s 2009 Eurovision Entry Brigita Sebald, University of California, Los Angeles 10:00 Brazilian Blackface: Maracatu Cearense and the Politics of

Participation Ron Conner, University of California, Los Angeles 1I Insurgentes 7 Metrical Processes in Musics of the World / Procesos métricos en músicas del mundo Chair: John Roeder, University of British Columbia, Canada 8:30 Interpenetrating Calls and Responses: The Dialogic Nature of

Rumba / Llamadas y respuestas entrepenetrantes: La índole dialógica de Rumba

Christopher Stover, Green River Community College 9:00 Periodic Structures in Capoeira Angola Music: Setting the Scene

for the Roda / Estructuras periódicas en la música de Capoeira Angola: Principio generativo de la Roda

Juan Diego Díaz Meneses, University of British Columbia, Canada 9:30 Keeping Time: A Typology of Accompanimental Ostinatos in Balkan

Brass Band Music / Manteniendo el tiempo: Una tipología de acompañamiento con ostinatos en las bandas de metales balcánicas

Daniel Goldberg, University of British Columbia, Canada 10:00 Time as Process: Hasty’s Cross-Cultural Paradigm / El tiempo

como proceso: El paradigma intercultural de Hasty Brian Hulse, College of William and Mary

1J Gran Insurgentes

Collections, Restudy, and Transmutation

Chair: Shanna Lorenz, Occidental College

8:30 Cambio musical a partir de las investigaciones folklóricas: 70

años despúes de Roberto Téllez Girón en la Sierra Norte de

Puebla / Musical Change from Folkloric Investigations: 70 Years

after Roberto Téllez Girón in the Sierra Norte of Puebla

Jessica Gottfried, Fondo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes

and Instituto Nacional de Antropología, Veracruz, Mexico

9:00 In and Out of the Archive: Hugh Tracey's The Sound of Africa

Series and The International Library of African Music

Noel Lobley, Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology,

University of Oxford, UK

9:30 – 10:30 Lecture / Demonstration

Transmutación del Folclore: Conversión de Transcripciones

Originales de Música para la Mejorana Panameña en

Composiciones Modernas

Emiliano Pardo-Tristán, New York University

Thursday, November 19 Session 2, 10:45am – 12:15pm

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10:45am – 12:15pm Thursday, Session 2

2A Reforma 1

Reconceptualizing Musical Identities

Chair: Jane Florine, Chicago State University

10:45 Looking Backwards, Stepping Forward: The Role of Tradition in

Tango’s Current Revival

Alberto Munarriz, York University, Canada

11:15 El tiple puertorriqueño: Su revitalización y reconceptualización /

The Puerto Rican Tiple: Its Revitalization and

Reconceptualization

Noraliz Ruíz Caraballo, Kent State University

11:45 "...But Beethoven is Black History:" Theorizing Blackness in

Western Classical Music Today

Aja Wood, University of Michigan

2B Reforma 2

Underworlds/Undergrounds

Chair: Andrew N. Weintraub, University of Pittsburgh

10:45 Playing the Numbers: Toba Palm Liquor Music in the Urban

Underbelly

Julia Byl, University of Illinois

11:15 La Música y el Myspace: un acercamiento / Music and Myspace:

An Approach

Jean Khalil Maroun, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad

Nacional Autónoma de México

11:45 Discipline and Reward: Tocadas in Mexico City's Anarchopunk

Scene / Disciplina y recompensa: Tocadas en la escena

anarcopunk de la Ciudad de México

Kelley Tatro, Duke University

2C Revolución 1

10:45 – 12:15 Workshop

Yup’ik (Alaska Native) Traditional Song and Dance

Chair and Presenter:

Theresa Arevgaq John, University of Alaska, Fairbanks

2D Revolución 2

Emerging Organologies in China and Japan

Chair: Lois Anderson, University of Wisconsin, Madison

10:45 – 11:45 Poster Session

Instruments and Metaphors: A Research Project on the Musical

Instruments Collection at the Chinese University of Hong Kong –

Non-Western Collection

Co-presenters:

Xinxin Guo, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China

Chi Chun Chan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China

11:45 Sounding Japan: Cultural Nationalism and the Revitalization of

Traditional Japanese Musical Instruments

Henry Johnson, University of Otago, New Zealand

Thursday, November 19 Session 2, 10:45am – 12:15pm

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2E Insurgentes 3

Traducción y recontextualización (I): problemas epistemológicos

en Latinoamérica / Translation and Recontextualization (I):

Epistemological Problems from South America

Chair: Carolina Santamaría Delgado, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana,

Bogotá, Colombia

10:45 Conflictos en el debate entre oralidad y escritura en la música

andina colombiana / Conflicts in the Debate between Orality and

Writing in Andean Music from Colombia

Carolina Santamaría Delgado, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana,

Bogotá, Colombia

11:15 Las lógicas de apropiación y transmisión del conocimiento de las

músicas tradicionales y populares colombianas y su

compatibilidad con ámbitos académicos / The Logics of

Appropriation and Transmission of Knowledge about Colombian

Traditional and Popular Musics and their Compatibility with

Academic Frameworks

Leonor Convers, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá,

Colombia

11:45 ―Wonder Stories ―(del grupo Yes): el descubrimiento de la

pentofonía andina y la invención de la música incaica / Wonder

Stories (by the group Yes): The Discovery of Andean

Pentatonicism and the Invention of Inca Music

Julio Mendívil, Universidad de Colonia, Germany

2F Insurgentes 4

Relocating the Reproduction of Musical Knowledge in Modernity

Chair: Anthony Guest-Scott, Indiana University

10:45 Pedagogical Institutions and Beyond: Contemporary Leisure and

the Selection of Middle Eastern Music and Dance Learning

Events in the United States

Anthony Guest-Scott, Indiana University

11:15 The Association as a Mediating Institution in Algerian Andalusi

Musical Practice

Jonathan Glasser, College of William and Mary

2G Insurgentes 5

Reflections on the Cold War

Chair: Louise Wrazen, York University, Canada

10:45 Culture and the Cold War: Music, Identity, and Modernity in

Guinea

Nomi Dave, University of Oxford, UK

11:15 Memory, Music, and the Latin American Cold War: Frederic

Rzewski and Nueva Canción Chilena

Carol Hess, Michigan State University

11:45 U.S. Military Music Institutions and South Korean Popular Music

in the Transnational Space of the Korean War

Heejin Kim, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

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2H Insurgentes 6

Sustaining Collective Solidarities

Chair: Wayne Marshall, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

10:45 Hiding or Harmonizing: Turkish Synagogue Music in Political

Perspective Today

Maureen Jackson, University of Washington

11:15 Peer-to-Peer Microfinance and the Materiality of Music:

Examples from East Africa and Beyond

Jeffers Engelhardt, Amherst College

11:45 Waves of Change: The Case of Radio, Soundscapes, and the

Mobilization of a Migrant Farmworker Community

Laura E. Soltis, Emory University

2I Insurgentes 7

Music and Devotion

Chair: Ricardo D. Trimillos, University of Hawai'i, Manoa

10:45 Los Peregrinos [Pilgrims]: Economy, Culture, and Spirituality in

Music of Transmigrant Mennonites

Kathleen Wiens, University of California, Los Angeles

11:15 Is it Filipino Music? Philippine-ness in Spanish-era Roman

Catholic Liturgy

David Kendall, University of California, Riverside

11:45 Madre Josefa and her Relación: Music in the Lives and

Literature of Religious Women in Colonial Peru

Cristina Cruz-Uribe, Yale University

2J Gran Insurgentes

The Ironies of Cultural Policy

Chair: Dan Sharp,Tulane University

10:45 The Irony of the Post-colonial Cultural Policy: A Case Study of

the Performance of Chongmyo-cheryeak, the Korean Royal

Ancestral Shrine Ritual Music / Ironía de la política cultural pos-

colonial: Enfocado en los casos de interpretaciones de

Jongmyojeryeak, música ritual del santuario real de Corea

Hye Young Lee, Ewha Womans University, South Korea

11:15 Finding the Popular in música popular: The Argentine Music

School as a Field of Cultural Production

Michael S. O'Brien, University of Texas, Austin

11:45 Said in Ramallah

Rachel Beckles Willson, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK

12:30 – 1:30 pm Thursday, Lunch Block

Sound Studies SIG Insurgentes 3

Audio Visual Committee Insurgentes 5

Long-Range Planning Committee and Revolución 2

Development Committee

SIG for the Study of Music and Violence Insurgentes 7

Dance Section Gran Insurgentes

1:30 – 2:30 pm Extended Meeting Time

SIG for the Study of Music and Violence Insurgentes 1

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1:30 – 3:30 pm Thursday, Session 3

3A Reforma 1


Toward a Mexican Ethnomusicology: Past as Prologue

(Sponsored by the Latin American/Caribbean Section)

Chair: Gonzalo Camacho, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad


Presenters: Xilonen Luna Ruíz, Dirección General de Investigación del

Desarrollo y las Culturas de los Pueblos Indígenas

Marina Alonso Bolaños, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia

Sergio Navarrete Pellicer, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios Superiores

en Antropología Social, Oaxaca

Miguel Olmos Aguilera, El Colegio de la Frontera Norte

3B Reforma 2

1:30 – 3:30 pm Roundtable

Theorizing Sound Writing I: Experimental Ethnography

Chair: Deborah A. Kapchan, New York University

Presenters: Katherine Hagedorn, Pomona College

Tomie Hahn, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

David Henderson, St. Lawrence University

Michelle Kisliuk, University of Virginia

Anne Rasmussen, College of William and Mary

Jonathan Shannon, Hunter College, City University of New York

3C Revolución 1

Contested Musical Mobilities: Ethnomusicologies of Portable

Listening and Technology / Movilidades musicales contestadas:

Etnomusicologías del escuchar portátil y la tecnología

(Sponsored by the Sound Studies SIG and the Popular Music Section)

Chair: Tyler Bickford, Columbia University

1:30 Tinkering and Tethering: Children's MP3 Players as Material

Culture / Enredando y encadenando: Los reproductores de MP3

de niños como cultura material

Tyler Bickford, Columbia University

2:00 Blasting the Ghetto: Boomboxes and the Spilling Over of Portable

Audio / Blasting the Ghetto [A toda maquina al barrio]:

Boomboxes y el ―derrame‖ de tecnologías móviles de audio

Bill Bahng Boyer, New York University

2:30 The Co-Motion of Bangkok / La con-moción de Bangkok

Benjamin Tausig, New York University


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3D Revolución 2

The Tropical in East Asia: Appropriation, Location, and

Circulation of Caribbean and Island Musics / Lo tropical en Asia

Oriental: Apropiación, localización, y circulación de la música

caribeña e insular

(Sponsored by the Society for Asian Music and the Popular Music Section)

Chair: Noriko Manabe, Princeton University

1:30 Dreadlocks and Dajare: Localization and Globalization in

Japanese Reggae/Dancehall / Con dreadlocks y dajare:

Localización y globalización en el reggae y el dancehall en Japón

Noriko Manabe, Princeton University

2:00 The Place of Genre: Locating Reggae in Taiwan / El lugar del

género: Localización de reggae en Taiwán

Donald J. Hatfield, Berklee School of Music

2:30 Walking on the Border between Folk and Pop: "Shima-Uta," an

Okinawan Inspired Song in Argentina. Entre lo folclórico y lo

popular: "Shima-Uta," una canción de inspiración Okinawense en

la Argentina

Ana María Alarcón Jiménez, Graduate Center, City University of

New York

3E Insurgentes 3 Musical Borderlands in North India: Social, Sonic, Discursive Chair: Matt Rahaim, St. Olaf College Discussant: Dard Neuman, University of California, Santa Cruz 1:30 The Harmonium in the Margins of India and the West Matt Rahaim, St. Olaf College 2:00 At the Crossroads of Sitar Performance and Sitar Production in

20th-Century Lucknow Max Katz, College of William and Mary 2:30 Singing Between the Head and the Heart: Ambivalent

Stereotypes of Muslims in the Musical Play Katyar Kaljat Ghusli Justin Scarimbolo, University of California, Santa Barbara 3F Insurgentes 4 Musicólogas/ías Encontradas: Diverse Perspectives on Border Crossings in Contemporary Cuban Music (Sponsored by the Latin American/Caribbean Section) Co-chairs: Lara E. Greene, Florida International University Rebecca Bodenheimer, University of California, Berkeley 1:30 ¡Olé asere! Cuban-Flamenco Hybridities Susan Thomas, University of Georgia 2:00 Reggaetón and Timba in Cuba’s Contemporary Dance Music

Scene / Reggaetón y timba en la contemporánea escena musical cubana

Neris González, Centro de Investigación y Desarrollo de la Música Cubana, Cuba

2:30 Strategic Hybridity: A Consideration of Recent Timba

Productions in Miami Lara E. Greene, Florida International University 3:00 Localizing Hybridity: Rumba Innovations and the Politics of Place Rebecca Bodenheimer, University of California, Berkeley


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3G Insurgentes 5

Beyond Westernization: Southeast Asian Appropriations of the

Romantic Pop “Ballad” in Transnational Perspective

Chair: R. Anderson Sutton, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Discussant: Ethan Lechner, University of North Carolina

1:30 Music and the Muslim Separatist Movement: Magindanaon Songs

of Love and Rebellion during Martial Law in the Philippines

Mary Talusan, Tufts University

2:00 ―Myself, I simply accept all.‖ Fatalism, Social Status, and Toraja

Power Ballads

Andy Hicken, University of Wisconsin, Madison

2:30 An "Old Recipe" Put to New Use: The Indonesian Sufi Devotional

Pop Ballad

Dorcinda Knauth, University of Pittsburgh

3H Insurgentes 6

1:30 – 3:30 pm Film Session

The Warriors of the Sun / Los Guerreros del Sol

Cancelled

3I Insurgentes 7

Periodicity and Comparative Temporalities / Periodicidad y

temporalidades comparativas

Chair: Michael S. Tenzer, University of British Columbia, Canada

Discussants: Michael S. Tenzer, University of British Columbia, Canada

John Roeder, University of British Columbia, Canada

1:30 Coordinated Asynchrony: Conflicting Temporalities / Asincronía

coordinada: Temporalidades conflictivas

Benjamin Brinner, University of California, Berkeley

2:00 Musical Markers of American Pop in Shakira and RBD / Las

marcas de la música popular americana en Shakira y RBD

Robin Attas, University of British Columbia, Canada

2:30 Refining Concepts of Repetition Through Comparative Musical

Analysis / Refinando conceptos de repetición a través de análisis

musical comparativo

Leslie Tilley, University of British Columbia, Canada

3J Gran Insurgentes

Cultural Reproduction for Sustainable Development

Chair: Chad Hamill, Northern Arizona University

1:30 International Politics and Intangible Heritage: UNESCO,

Religion, and the Brazilian Samba de Roda

Michael Iyanaga, University of California, Los Angeles

2:00 – 3:30 pm Lecture / Workshop

Samba-de-roda and Candomblé Rhythms

João Junqueira, University of Colorado at Boulder


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3:45 – 5:15pm Thursday, Session 4

4A Reforma 1

Eretz Tropit Yafah (A Beautiful Tropical Land): Jews, Music, and

the Latin American/Caribbean Experience

(Sponsored by the Jewish Music SIG)

Chair: Judah Cohen, Indiana University

3:45 Matok hatapuach: Soundscapes and Nostalgia in Israeli Folk

Music

Alfredo C. Colman, Baylor University

4:15 Between Diaspora and New Homeland: Jewban Musicians’

Challenges in Miami

Mitsuko Kawabata, Indiana University

4:45 Layers of Musical Heritage: The Production of Caribbean Jewish

Liturgical Sound

Judah Cohen, Indiana University

4B Reforma 2

Crossing Over: On Style, Race, and Form in Afro-Cuban

Drumming

Chair: David Font-Navarrete, York University, Canada

3:45 Jola Bougarabou and Cuban Güarapachanguero: Towards a

Theory of Open Forms in Two Virtuosic Dance Drumming Styles

David Font-Navarrete, York University, Canada

4:15 Crossing Over: Afro-Cuban Religious Musicians as Innovators of

Popular Music

Kenneth Schweitzer, Washington College

4:45 Crossing Diaspora's Borders: Musical Roots Experiences and the

Euro-American Presence in Afro-Cuban Religious Music

Nolan Warden, University of California, Los Angeles

4C Revolución 1

Race, Empire, and the Singing Body

Chair: Angeles Sancho-Velázquez, California State University, Fullerton

3:45 Science, Race, and the Singing Body: Voice Culture in the

Nineteenth Century

Scott Carter, University of Wisconsin, Madison

4:15 "Del cante jondo": Race, Voice and Nation in the Work of Manuel

de Falla and Federico García Lorca

Anna Reidy, New York University

4:45 "A Reformer in the Garb of a Singer:'" Music in the Discourse of

National Identity in Colonial Egypt

Tess J. Popper, University of California, Santa Barbara

4D Revolución 2

3:45 – 5:15 Lecture / Workshop

Garibaldi Plaza: A Mariachi Sub-culture in Mexico City / La Plaza

Garibaldi: Una sub-cultura mariachi en la Ciudad de México

Chair: J. Richard Haefer, Arizona State University

Presenter:

Katherine López, Arizona State University


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4E Insurgentes 3 Did Alan Lomax Invent Applied Ethnomusicology?: Lomax’s Encounters with Media (Sponsored by the Applied Ethnomusicology Section) Chair: Maureen Loughran, American Routes/Tulane University 3:45 Como Now: Updating the Lomax Model for Today's World of

Commercial Music Lester Feder, Independent Scholar 4:15 A ―New‖ New Deal: Alan Lomax and the Radio Research Project Maureen Loughran, American Routes/Tulane University 4F Insurgentes 4 Ethnomusicology, International Development, and Identity Politics (Sponsored by the Applied Ethnomusicology Section) Chair: Svanibor Pettan, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia 3:45 Applied Ethnomusicology in Slovenia; Activist Ethnomusicology

in Canada Svanibor Pettan, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia Klisala R. Harrison, Columbia University 4:15 Songs of Mobility and Belonging: Gender, Spatiality, and the

Local in Southern Africa’s Transfrontier Conservation Development

Angela M. Impey, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, UK

4:45 Creating Something Out of Nothing: The Office of Inter-American

Affairs Music Committee (1940/1) and the Inception of a Policy for Musical Diplomacy

Jennifer Campbell, Central Michigan University

4G Insurgentes 5

Music and/as Resistance

Chair: Gavin Douglas, University of North Carolina, Greensboro

3:45 Medios de comunicación, medios de resistencia musical: Radio

Insurgente la voz de los sin voz / Media Outlets, Outlets for

Musical Resistance: Rebel Radio, the Voice of Those Without

Voice

Tannya Fabiola Peralta Hernández, Universidad Nacional

Autónoma de México

4:15 Resistance through Revival: The Politics of Kapa Haka

Lauren E. Sweetman, New York University

4:45 P'ungmul, Politics, and Protest: Drumming during South Korea’s

Democratization Movement / P’ungmul, la politica y protesta: la

percusión durante el movimiento democrático en Corea del Sur

Katherine In-Young Lee, Harvard University

4H Insurgentes 6


Los Voladores: Exploring the Music, Dance, and Symbolism of a

Living Legend

Session will continue with presenter, film demos, and audience

interaction

Chair: W. Gerard Poole, The Society for the Study of Music, Ritual, and

Experience

Thursday, November 19 Session 4, 3:45 – 5:15pm Evening Block, 5:30pm – 12:00midnight

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4I Insurgentes 7

Mexican Musics in the United States

Chair: James R. Ruchala, Brown University

3:45 Migrant Music Making in the Borderlands of the Nuevo South

Daniel S. Margolies, Virginia Wesleyan College

4:15 Building Community and Identity Through Mexican Music – The

Confluence of Mariachi, Norteño, Vallenato, and Cumbia among

Central American Immigrants in Massachusetts and Maryland

Clifford Murphy, Maryland State Arts Council

4:45 Mexican Music as Roots Music

James R. Ruchala, Brown University

4J Gran Insurgentes

3:45 – 5:15 pm Film Session

Beautiful Journey: Daisy Stri daztse Demientieff

Chair and Presenter: Maria Williams, University of New Mexico

4:00 – 5:00 pm Juárez, Booth 10

RILM Book Release Reception

5:30pm – 12 midnight Thursday, Evening Block

5:30 – 10:00 pm Buses circulate continuously between Hotel

Meliã and the Museo Nacional de Antropología / National

Museum of Anthropology

6:00 – 10:00 pm Museo Nacional de Antropología

Bienvenida / Welcome Reception

6:00 – 6:45 pm Auditorio Fray Bernardino de Sahagún

First-Time Attendees and New Members Welcome

7:00 – 7:30 pm Auditorio Jaime Torres Bodet

Official Opening Ceremony

Francisco Barriga, Assistant Director of the Museo Nacional de

Antropología, Mexico

Guillermo Contreras Arias / Brenda Romero, SEM LAC & PC Chairs

Deborah Wong, SEM President 2007 - 2009

7:30 – 8:30 pm Visits to Museum Galleries

8:30 – 10:00 pm General Reception, Drinks and Food

10:00 pm Last buses leave museum

Hotel Meliã:

9:30 – 10:30 pm Insurgentes 6

SEM Liaisons to Other Societies


Latin American/Caribbean Music Section

Association for Chinese Music Research Insurgentes 4

10:00 pm – 12:00 am Insurgentes 5

Society for Arab Music Research

Friday, November 20 Morning Block, 7:00 – 8:15am Session 5, 8:30am – 10:30am

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7:00 – 8:15am Friday, Morning Block

7:00 – 4:00 pm Registration Mezzanine

7:00 – 8:00 am SEM Chapters Insurgentes 1

7:00 – 8:00 am

Careers and Professional Alameda 4 & 5


7:00 – 8:15 am Alameda 3

Section on the Status of Women Book Reading

(Coffee, tea, and juice compliments of SSW)

8:30 – 10:30 am Friday, Session 5

5A Reforma 1


Theorizing Sound Writing II: Modes of Listening

Chair: Jonathan Shannon, Hunter College, City University of New York

Presenters: Gage Averill, University of Toronto, Canada

Martin Daughtry, New York University

Deborah Kapchan, New York University

Carol Muller, University of Pennsylvania

David Samuels, New York University

Jason Stanyek, New York University

5B Reforma 2 Babylons, Motherships, Nightclubs: Sound, Space, and Time in the City Chair: Patrick Burke, Washington University, St. Louis Discussant: Josh Kun, University of Southern California 8:30 "Chilanga Banda": The Megalopolis and the Urban Idioms of

Café Tacvba / Chilanga banda": La megalópolis y los idiomas urbanos de Café Tacvba

Ana Sánchez-Rojo, University of Texas, Austin 9:00 Big City Nights: ―Going Out‖ as Survival in Mexico City and New

York City Kate Levitt, University of California, San Diego 9:30 A Walk with God Through the City: Gospel Rap, Urban Rapture,

and Geographies of Conversion Christina Zanfagna, University of California, Los Angeles 5C Revolución 1 Jewish Music and Its Others in the Southern Mediterranean (Sponsored by the Jewish Music SIG) Chair: Philip V. Bohlman, University of Chicago 8:30 From Andalusia to Oran to Marseille – Jewish Musicians and the

―Musique Orientale‖ Algeria Tony Langlois, Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick,

Ireland 9:00 Telling Tales: How Musical Aesthetics Show Cultural Differences

among Jews in Istanbul John Morgan O'Connell, Cardiff University, UK 9:30 Performing the City: Sound, Place and Identity in Jerusalem Abigail Wood, School of Oriental and African Studies, University

of London, UK

Friday, November 20 Session 5, 8:30am – 10:30am

54th


5D Revolución 2

La noche de los mayas de Silvestre Revueltas y la industria

cultural / Silvestre Revueltas’s La noche de los mayas and

Cultural Industry

Chair: Eugenio Delgado Parra, Centro Nacional de Investigación,

Documentación e Información Musical, Mexico

Discussant: Leonora Saavedra, University of California, Riverside

8:30 Dirigiendo al ritmo de tambores: de señales de identidad a

comodidades de la cultura / Conducting to the Rhythm of Drums:

From Markers of Identity to Cultural Commodities

Roberto Kolb, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad Nacional


9:00 La noche de los mayas: su fortuna crítica y su difusión en el

mercado discográfico y en las salas de concierto / La noche de los

mayas: Critical Reception and Diffusion in the Discographic

Market and Concert Halls

Leticia Soto, University of California, Los Angeles

9:30 ―Las tendencias estéticas e ideológicas de Silvestre Revueltas y

La noche de los mayas / The Aesthetic and Ideological Tendencies

of Silvestre Revueltas and La noche de los mayas‖

Eugenio Delgado Parra, Centro Nacional de Investigación,


5E Insurgentes 3

Multiple Takes on the African Diaspora in the Americas


Chair: T.M. Scruggs, University of California at Davis, Hemispheric

Institute on the Americas

8:30 Musical ―Café con leche‖: Music of the African Diaspora in

Supposedly Non-racist Venezuela

T.M. Scruggs, University of California at Davis, Hemispheric

Institute on the Americas

9:00 Los Ararás en Cuba, dos siglos después / The Ararás in Cuba Two

Centuries Later

Miguel Angel García, Universidad de Sevilla, España

9:30 Music, "Race" and Nation in the Port of Veracruz, Mexico

Hettie Malcomson, Cambridge University, UK

10:00 When Vocables Become Language: Transatlantic Bata Vocables

as Identity Markers

Amanda Villepastour, The Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix

5F Insurgentes 4

8:30 – 10:30 am Roundtable

Dancing across Borders, New Dance Ethnography in Greater

Mexico

Chair: Brenda M. Romero, University of Colorado at Boulder

Presenters: Adriana Cruz Manjarrez, Universidad de Colima, Mexico

Chris Goertzen, University of Southern Mississippi

Olga Nájera-Ramírez, University of California, Santa Cruz

Alberto Zárate Rosales, Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México

Friday, November 20 Session 5, 8:30am – 10:30am

54th


5G Insurgentes 5

Re-Imagining Nation and Region: Music of Central America and

Its Margins

Chair: Melissa González, Columbia University

8:30 The Marimba's Feminine Voice: The Place of All-Female Marimba

Ensembles in Guatemala's National Discourse

Andrés Amado, University of Texas, Austin

9:00 Isthmian Imaginaries: Panamanian Cultural Policy Development

and the Making of Música Típica

Melissa González, Columbia University

9:30 The Limits of National Identity, or ―Contramarea,‖ a Tragic Song

of Love on the Border between Costa Rica and Nicaragua

Tania Camacho, University of Texas, Austin

10:00 Musical Regionalism, Nationalism and Ethnic Politics in Post-

Revolutionary Nicaragua

Amanda G. Minks, University of Oklahoma

5H Insurgentes 6

Interdependence and Independence in South Asian Genre

Cultures

Chair: Matthew Allen, Wheaton College

Discussant: Gordon Thompson, Skidmore College

8:30 Private Albums in the Public Sphere: Decoding Indipop Music

Videos

Peter Kvetko, Salem State College

9:00 British Bangladeshi Popular Music as a Parallel Subculture

Nilanjana Bhattacharjya, Colorado College

9:30 Stable Instability: Fusion and Genre in South India

Niko Higgins, Columbia University

5I Insurgentes 7

Carving Out and Shaping Centers and Peripheries:

Constructions of Mexicanness through Tradition and Folklore


Chair: Ruth Hellier-Tinoco, University of Winchester and University of

California, Santa Barbara

8:30 Tourism, Transmission and Mexicanness: The Legacy of Nicolás

Bartolo Juárez of Lake Pátzcuaro

Ruth Hellier-Tinoco, University of Winchester and University of

California, Santa Barbara

9:00 ―¡Sigá el Huapango! ¿con canción ranchera?‖: Conflicting

Definitions of Huapango/Huapangueada through Genre

Selection

Kim Carter Muñoz, University of Washington

9:30 ―Fuimos nubes que el viento apartó‖ / ―We Were Clouds that the

Wind Parted‖: Regional Tradition and Mexican música norteña in

Aisén, Chile

Gregory Robinson, George Mason University

5J Gran Insurgentes


Visualizing Music: A Discussion on the Role of Audio-Visual in

Ethnomusicology

Chair: Ruth Stone, Indiana University

Presenters: Shalini R. Ayyagari, Dartmouth College

Andrea Emberly, University of Washington

Robert Garfias, University of California, Irvine

Ruth Stone, Indiana University

Friday, November 20 Session 6, 10:45am – 12:15pm

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10:45am – 12:15pm Friday, Session 6

6A Reforma 1

Listening As Social Technology: Ethnographies of New Media

(Sponsored by the Sound Studies SIG)

Chair: Justin Burton, Rider University

10:45 Rhythm Heaven: Cultural Nationalism, Desiring Bodies, and

Videogame Play

Miki Kaneda, University of California, Berkeley

11:15 Big Apple, Little Apple: The iPod and Contested Identity in New

York

Justin Burton, Rider University

11:45 From Jamaica to the World: Social Technology and Musical

Identity in Jamaican Music Studios

Larisa Mann, University of California, Berkeley

6B Reforma 2

New Perspectives on Festival Music in Latin America: Cultural

Policy and the Manipulation of Local, National, and

Transnational Senses of Place and Belonging


Chair: Gage Averill, University of Toronto, Canada

10:45 Cultural Policy from Below: The Making of Music, Dance, and

Locality in Dominican Carnival

Sydney Hutchinson, Berlin Phonogram Archive, Germany

11:15 ―Joga Bonito Pelo Mundo‖: Curumin and Transnational

Brasilidade in the 2006 World Cup

Kariann Goldschmitt, Colby College

11:45 En diálogo: Cuban Cultural Exchanges: Negotiating the Local

within the International

Marysol Quevedo, Indiana University

6C Revolución 1

Music Learning and Transmission

Chair: Andrea Emberly, University of Washington

10:45 Giving Voice to the Past: Negotiating Tradition and Innovation

in the Sacred Harp Community

Jessamyn Doan, University of Pennsylvania

11:15 Relaciones intergeneracionales y aprendizaje musical en el sur de

los Andes colombianos: ¿socialización y transmission cultural? /

Intergenerational Relationships and Musical Learning in the

Southern Colombian Andes: Socialization and Cultural

Transmission?

Carlos Miñana, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

11:45 Musical Bodies in Bali

Ellen Koskoff, Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester


54th


6D Revolución 2

Traducción y recontextualización (II): Casos de estudio en

Suramérica / Translation and Recontextualization (II): Case

Studies from South America

Chair: Christian Spencer, Universidad Nova de Lisboa - Universidad

Complutense de Madrid, España

10:45 Músicos blancos, sonidos negros. Redes identitarias en la

apropiación urbana de la música tradicional del sur del Pacífico

colombiano / White Musicians, Black Sounds: Identity Networks

in the Urban Appropriation of the Traditional Music of the

Southern Colombian Pacific Coast

Oscar Hernández, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá,

Colombia

11:15 El ―folklore pampeano‖ y la construcción de identidades no-

centrales en el interior de la Argentina / ―Pampeano Folklore‖ and

the Construction of Noncentral Identities in the Argentine

Interior

Ana María Romaniuk, Conservatorio Superior de Música Manuel

de Falla, Argentina

11:45 Lógicas comunitarias, sujetos contra hegemónicos: La nueva

cueca urbana chilena y la recuperación de la memoria histórica de

la cultura popular / Communal Logic, Counter Hegemonic

Subjects: The New Chilean Urban Cueca and the Recuperation of

the Historical Memory of Popular Culture

Christian Spencer, Universidad Nova de Lisboa, Portugal and

Universidad Complutense de Madrid, España

6E Insurgentes 3 In Defense of Heritage: Challenging Exscription Chair: Denise Steumpfle, Indiana University 10:45 Music and "Empire Rollover": Indian Ocean Case Studies

Regarding Diego García and Seychelles Jerry Wever, Spelman College 11:15 Canadian Compositions for Katajjaq Players: Exscribing First

Nations Voices Dylan Robinson, University of Sussex, UK / University of

Victoria, Canada 11:45 Defending One's Own Cultural Heritage: Indian Musicological

Writing in the Wake of British Orientalism / Defendiendo la herencia cultural propia: escritura musicological en la India durante el orientalismo británico

Diana Brenscheidt, Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities, Essen / University of Cologne, Germany

6F Insurgentes 4 Marginal Access and Music-cultural Identities Chair: Marina Alonso Bolaños, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, Mexico 10:45 El Candombe: Afro-Musical Agency in the River Plate / El

Candombe: Agencia Afro-musical en el Río de la Plata Sakinah Davis, Spelman College and University of Cincinnati 11:15 Other Modernities: The Renovation of Afro-Dominican Religious

Music / Otras modernidades: La renovación de música religiosa afro-dominicano

Daniel Piper, Brown University


54th


6G Insurgentes 5

10:45am – 12:15pm Roundtable

Crossroads Project: SEM and Diversity

(Sponsored by the Crossroads Project on Diversity, Difference, and

Underrepresentation)

Chair: Steven Loza, University of California, Los Angeles

Presenters: Lei Ouyang Bryant (Co-Chair Crossroads Project), Skidmore College

Patricia Campbell, University of Washington

Lester Monts, University of Michigan

Steven Loza (Co-Chair Crossroads Project), University of California, Los

Angeles

Boden Sandstrom, University of Maryland

Amy Stillman, University of Michigan

6H Insurgentes 6

Indigenous Contexts, Repertoires, and Social Meanings in Brazil

and Mexico

Chair: Chris Goertzen, University of Southern Mississippi

10:45 Sonidos del Rafue: Función de la música en una comunidad

Uitoto del Amazonas / Sounds of Rafue: Function of Music in an

Amazonian Uitoto Community

Marcela García, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad


11:15 Sons, açoes e performances das entidades femininas do culto da

Jurema (Pernambuco, Brasil) / Sounds, Actions, and

Performances of Feminine Entities of the Jurema Cult

(Pernambuco, Brazil)

Laila Rosa, Universidade Federal da Bahia/Fundacão Pierre

Verger, Brazil

11:45 Encountering Indigeneity: Mexico City Virgen de Guadalupe

Basilica Celebrations

Candida Jaquez, Scripps College

6I Insurgentes 7

Circulating Repertoires I

Chair: Eric Hung, Rider University

10:45 Reggaetón and Salsa – Musical Cultivations of Pan-latino

Identity in the United States / Reggaetón y Salsa – Promoción de

la identidad pan-latina en Estados Unidos a través de la música

Kim Kattari, University of Texas, Austin

11:15 Hucklebucking across the Atlantic: Irish Showbands in Ireland,

in Diaspora, and in Dialogue

Rebecca S. Miller, Hampshire College

6J Gran Insurgentes

Gender Contradictions

Chair: David Novak, University of California, Santa Barbara

10:45 A Lullaby for Africanness: Popular Music, Gender, and Swahili

Cultural Identity

Andrew Eisenberg, Stony Brook University

11:15 What do Men Sing in "the Women's Kingdom"? Matriarchal

Culture and Gender Equality among the Mosuo

Chia-Yu Joy Lu, Wesleyan University

11:45 "I'm Ugly but I'm Trendy:" Funkeiras in Rio de Janeiro

Patricia Vergara, University of Maryland

Friday, November 20 Lunch Block, 12:30 – 1:30pm Session 7, 1:30 – 3:00pm

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12:30 – 1:30 pm Friday, Lunch Block

Society for Asian Music Revolución 1

SIG for European Music Revolución 2

SIG for Jewish Music Insurgentes 1

Section on the Status of Women Insurgentes 3

Applied Ethnomusicology Section Insurgentes 4

Publications Advisory Committee Insurgentes 5

Ethics Committee Insurgentes 6

Medical Ethnomusicology SIG Insurgentes 7

SIG for the Music of Iran and Gran Insurgentes

Central Asia

EVIA Digital Archive Project Alameda 3

12:30 – 2:30 pm SEM Council Alameda 4 & 5

1:30 – 3:00pm Friday, Session 7

7A Alameda 2

North American Indians in Contemporary Soundscapes

Chair: Victoria Lindsay Levine, Colorado College

1:30 Crossing Over: Christian and Indigenous Identity on the Nez

Perce Reservation

Chad Hamill, Northern Arizona University

2:00 ―It’s Lonesome, It’s Lonesome‖: Imprisonment and Liberation in

Fort Sill Apache Song

T. Chris Aplin, University of California, Los Angeles

2:30 One Hundred Years Later: The ―Indian‖ Indianist Movement of

the Twenty-first Century

James E. Cunningham, Florida Atlantic University

7B Revolución 1

Performing the “Hot” and “Wicked” in Europe

Chair: Salwa El-Shawan Castelo-Branco, Instituto de Etnomusicologia,

Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal

1:30 Heiße Waren [Hot Commodities]: Blackness and Musical

(African) Americanization in ―Aggro Berlin‖

J. Griffith Rollefson, University of Wisconsin, Madison /

Chapman University

2:00 Cultural Policy, Danish Subjectivities, and the Boundaries of

Rytmisk Musik

Leslie C. Gay, Jr., University of Tennessee

2:30 Wicked Jazz Sounds: Amsterdam's Cosmopolitan and Mixed-

Mediated Jazz Collectivity

Kristin A. McGee, University of Groningen, Netherlands

Friday, November 20 Session 7, 1:30 – 3:00pm

54th


7C Revolución 2

Migrated Musics: Exploring African Identities Across Borders

Chair: Suzanne Wint, University of Chicago

1:30 African Choral Modernity and the Micro-migrations of Joshua

Pulumo Mohapeloa

Christine Lucia, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa

2:00 Migrated Music, Transnational Identity: Yorùbá Influence on

Drumming Traditions at Oyotunji Village, South Carolina

Colin Townsend, University of South Carolina

2:30 From Migration to Generation: Kampala (Uganda) in the Global

Classical Network

Suzanne Wint, University of Chicago

7D Insurgentes 3

UNESCO, Intangible Cultural Heritage, and the Redefinition of

Heritage

Chair: Javier León, Indiana University

1:30 The Bored and the Charismatic in nha nhac and nhac tai tu:

Routinization, Creativity and Mimesis in Contemporary

Vietnamese Traditional Music

Alexander M. Cannon, University of Michigan

2:00 The Armenian Duduk and the Impact of Cultural Policy from

Soviet Times to Present Day / El duduk armenio y el impacto de

la política cultural desde la época soviética hasta el presente

Jonathan McCollum, Armenian Library and Museum of America

2:30 Cultural Memory and Intangible Heritage in the Dominican

Republic

Karoline Bahrs, University of Pittsburgh

7E Insurgentes 4

Mapping Gesture and Meaning

Chair: Sarah Morelli, University of Denver

1:30 Melodies for the Unseen: Exploring Musical Events in Trance

Possession Rituals of Morocco

Maisie Sum, University of British Columbia, Canada

2:00 3D Notation in Music and Dance Scholarship

June Lam, The University of British Columbia, Canada

2:30 Energetic Shaping in Spanish Flamenco: Movement Analysis and

Music

Steven K. Mullins, University of Colorado at Boulder

7F Insurgentes 5


Alternativas etnomusicológicas en la cercana vecindad de

Estados Unidos / Alternative Ethnomusico-logics in the

Neighborhood Near to the United States

Chair: Daniel E. Gutiérrez Rojas, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e

Historia, Mexico

Presenters: Patricia J. García López, Pasatono

Daniel E. Gutiérrez Rojas, Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia,

Mexico

Montserrat Palacios Prado, Independiente / Independent Scholar, Mexico

Rolando A. Pérez Fernández, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad


Carlos Ruíz Rodríguez, Instituto National de Antropología e Historia,

Mexico

Friday, November 20 Session 7, 1:30 – 3:00pm

54th


7G Insurgentes 6 Ethnomusicological Histories and Contemporary Expressions in the Son Jarocho: Identities, Traditions, and Renewals / Historias etnomusicológicas y expresiones contemporáneas en el son jarocho: identidades, tradiciones y renovaciones (Sponsored by the Latin American/Caribbean Section) Chair: Randall Kohl, Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico

1:30 Ecos de ―La Bamba‖. An Ethnomusicological History of the

Veracruz Son Jarocho, 1946-1959 / Ecos de ―La Bamba‖. Una historia etnomusicológica sobre el son jarocho de Veracruz, 1946-1959

Randall Kohl, Universidad Veracruzana, Mexico 2:00 Music and the Mexico / United States Border: The Changing Face

of the Mexican Son Jarocho Jorge Herrera, University of California, Los Angeles 2:30 Bridging Past and Present: Jarocho Ethos, Identity, and

Tradition at the Encuentro de Jaraneros [Jaranero Gathering] in Tlacotalpan, Veracruz

Raquel Paraíso, University of Wisconsin, Madison 7H Insurgentes 7 Ecomusicological Perspectives Chair: John Murphy, University of North Texas 1:30 Territorialidades Nomades: uma perspectiva comparada /

Nomadic Territoralities: A Comparative Perspective Rosângela R. Pereira de Tugny, Universidade Federal de Minas

Gerais, Brazil 2:00 Class, Climate, and Canção: Forró Music and Drought in Ceará,

Brazil Michael Silvers, University of California, Los Angeles 2:30 Land Management, Musical Instrument Construction, and

Evolving Local Sounds: Ecology and Instrument-making Industries in South, East and Central Asia

Jennifer C. Post, Musical Instrument Museum, Phoenix

7I Gran Insurgentes

When East Meets West and South Meets North: Mapping Real

and Imaginary Musical Borderlands in the Balkans

Chair: Alma Bejtullahu, Institute Pjeter Bogdani, Macedonia

1:30 YUROPE: Sounding Mobility and Dislocation in Serbia

Ana Hofman, Scientific Research Centre of Slovenian Academy of

Sciences and Arts, Slovenia

2:00 Beyond Nation? A Thrice-Told Tale from Bulgaria's Postsocialist

Soundstage

Donna Buchanan, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

2:30 The Antiheroes of the Anti-world: Hip-hop as an Alternative

Means of Establishing Social Control in Borderlands

Alma Bejtullahu, Institute Pjeter Bogdani, Macedonia

7J Alameda 3

1:30 – 3:00 Film Session

Sones de a pie y a caballo / Standing Sones and Sones on

Horseback

Chair: Mariana de Jesús Vargas Mendoza, Universidad Autónoma de

Tamaulipas, Mexico

Presenters: Mariana de Jesús Vargas Mendoza, Universidad Autónoma

de Tamaulipas, Mexico

María del Carmen Vergara de los Ríos, Universidad Autónoma de

Tamaulipas, Mexico

José Edgar Zaragoza Loya, Universidad Autónoma de Tamaulipas,

Mexico

Friday, November 20 Evening Block, 3:15 – 11:00pm Saturday, November 21 Morning Block, 7:00 –10:00am

54th


3:15 – 11:00pm Friday, Evening Block

3:15 – 5:00 pm Reforma

General Membership Meeting

5:15 – 6:45 pm Charles Seeger Lecture Reforma

Simultaneous translation into Spanish provided

Acoustemologies

Steven Feld, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology and Music,

University of New Mexico and Professor of Music Anthropology,

University of Oslo

7:00 – 8:30 pm SEM Banquet Revolución

9:00 – 11:00 pm Concert Reforma

Indigenous Music of Mexico / Música indígena del México

Profundo

Evening Hosts: Guillermo Contreras Arias / Brenda Romero

7:00 – 10:00am Saturday, Morning Block

7:00 – 8:15 am Revolución 2

Alexander Street Press Breakfast

7:00 – 8:00 am Alameda 5

Education Section Business Meeting

8:00 – 10:00 am Education Section Forum Alameda 5

Saturday, November 21 Session 8, 8:30 –10:30am

54th


8:30 – 10:30am Saturday, Session 8 8A Revolución 1 Female Masculinities in Cross-Cultural Perspective (Sponsored by the Section on the Status for Women and the Gender and Sexualities Taskforce) Chair: Henry Spiller, University of California, Davis 8:30 "You Gotta Have Faith": Popular Music, "Inappropriate" Bodies,

and Authenticity in North American Drag Kinging Rachel Devitt, University of Washington 9:00 Looking Beautiful and Sounding Hip: Transforming Male Role

Performance in Taiwanese Opera Pattie Hsu, University of California, Berkeley 9:30 Redefining Gender Through Male-Style Dance in Reformation

Era East Java Christina Sunardi, University of Washington 10:00 Flirting with Kebyar: The Intrigue of Dynamic Gender in Balinese Dance Sonja Downing, Lawrence University 8B Insurgentes 1 Intercambios Transfronterizos / Transborder Exchanges: Toward a Chican@ Ethnomusicology (Sponsored by the Latin American/Caribbean Section) Chair: Estevan Azcona, University of Houston

8:30 Chicanos en las Américas: Protest Song in the Borderlands of

Social Movements / Chicanos en las américas: La canción de protesta en las fronteras de los movimientos sociales

Estevan Azcona, University of Houston 9:00 ¡Qué suene el son!: Huapango Arribeño as Social History / ¡Qué

suene el son!: Huapango arribeño, un proceso de historia social Alex E. Chávez, University of Texas, Austin 9:30 Is That Mariachi Singing in English?: Chicana/o Influences on

Mariachi Music / ¡Oye! ¿Está cantando en inglés ese mariachi?: La influencia chicana sobre la música del mariachi

Russell Rodríguez, University of California, Santa Barbara

8C Insurgentes 2b

Reinvention, Rejuvenation, and Revival: Uses of Cultural

Memory in Contemporary South Asian Music and Dance

Chair: Amy Catlin-Jairazbhoy, University of California, Los Angeles

8:30 Reinvention or Restoration? Placing Kathak Dance in India’s

Nationalist Revival

Margaret E. Walker, Queen's University, Kingston, Canada

9:00 Revival or Plagiarism? Remix Controversies in India

Jayson Beaster-Jones, Texas A&M University

9:30 Revivalist Ideologies in Hindi Film's Folk Songs

Natalie R. Sarrazin, The College at Brockport, State University of

New York

10:00 Djembe Alongside Sarangi - Musical Instruments in Today's

Nepal

Pirkko Moisala, Helsinki University, Finland

8D Insurgentes 3

Sonic Mediation and Studio Technology

(Sponsored by the Popular Music Section)

Chair: Alex Perullo, Bryant University

Discussant: Louise Meintjes, Duke University

8:30 Mediated Compositions: Recording Studios and Engineered

Performances in Tanzania's Neoliberal Economy

Alex Perullo, Bryant University

9:00 Love Songs and the Global Sound of Pop Romance

Jeremy Wallach, Bowling Green State University

9:30 Production and Circulation at the Speed of Wired Sound:

Remixing in North India

Paul D. Greene, Pennsylvania State University

Saturday, November 21 Session 8, 8:30 –10:30am

54th


8E Insurgentes 4 Reading the Past in the Present: Multiple Interpretations of African Music (Sponsored by the African Music Section) Chair: Kwasi Ampene, University of Colorado at Boulder 8:30 Spiritualism, Holism, and Unity in Asante Royal Funeral Music Joseph S. Kaminski, Long Island University, Brooklyn 9:00 Port of Call Cape Verde: A Discussion of Musical Forms from the

Crossroads of the Luso-African Triangle Susan Hurley-Glowa, University of Alaska, Fairbanks 9:30 The Odurugya Flute: Recalling the Past, Articulating Cultural

Values and Experience in Akan Court Music Kwasi Ampene, University of Colorado at Boulder 8F Insurgentes 5 Musical Performance of, against, and with Violence (Sponsored by the Study of Music and Violence SIG) Chair: Joshua Pilzer, University of Toronto, Canada Discussant: Jonathan Ritter, University of California, Riverside 8:30 "You are the one at fault!": A Study of Music as a Discursive

Practice in Violent Conflicts in Two Sudanese Communities Ellen Hebden, Independent Researcher 9:00 Partying to Protest: Henoko Peace Music Festa and Geographies

of Violence in Okinawa, Japan Marié Abe, University of California, Berkeley 9:30 New Media Platforms for International Debate: Contesting the

Political Dimensions of Musical Aesthetics in War-torn Lebanon Rana El Kadi, University of Alberta, Canada

8G Insurgentes 6


What Part of “Lost Forever” Don’t You Understand? Issues and

Strategies for Integrated Field Documentation and Archiving

Chair: Virginia Danielson, Harvard University

Presenters: Gregory Barz, Vanderbilt University

Alan Burdette, Indiana University

Laurel Sercombe, University of Washington

Anthony Seeger, University of California, Los Angeles

Virginia Danielson, Harvard University

8H Insurgentes 7

Disputed Ideals: Music and Dance in Mexico City, 1869–1930 /

Ideales en disputa: Música y baile en la Ciudad de México, 1869-

1930

Chair: Anna Ochs, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

Discussant: Alejandro L. Madrid, University of Illinois Chicago

8:30 La música de las pelonas en Revista de Revistas (1920-1930) / The

Music of the Pelonas [Flappers] in Revista de Revistas (1920-1930)

Guadalupe Caro Cocotle, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de

México

9:00 ―Contorsiones lascivas y provocadoras‖ [―Lascivious and

Provocative Contortions‖]: Cancanomanía [Cancan-mania] and

Female Morality in 1869 Mexico City / ―Contorsiones lascivas y

provocadoras": Cancanomanía y la moralidad de mujeres en la

Ciudad de México en 1869

Anna Ochs, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill

9:30 La obra musical de Antonio de Maria y Campos / The Musical

Works of Antonio de Maria y Campos

Aurea Maya Alcántara, Centro Nacional de Investigación,


Saturday, November 21 Session 8, 8:30 –10:30am President’s Roundtable , 10:45am –12:15am

54th


8I Gran Insurgentes


New Approaches to Teaching Latin American Music

Chair: Robin Moore, University of Texas at Austin

Presenters: John Koegel, California State University, Fullerton

Cristina Magaldi, Towson University

Daniel Party, Saint Mary's College

Deborah Schwartz-Kates, University of Miami

8J Alameda 4

Musical Borderlands: Mediating Communities and Musical

Expression in Christian Worship


Chair: Herbert G. Geisler, Concordia University Irvine

8:30 Mediated Sound and Sentiment: "Praise" and "Worship" among

Canadian Mennonites

Jonathan M. Dueck, Duke University

9:00 The Praise Project: Convergences of African and African

American Religious Music in Faith Communities in Prince

George's County, Maryland

Harold A. Anderson, Bowie State University and Goucher College

9:30 Let's Sing Like Sister Act: Evolution and Development of Gospel

Music Communities in Japan

Chie Naganuma, University of Minnesota and Akita International

University, Japan

10:00 "Asian" or "Global"? Chinese American Identity and Musical

Expression in Christian Worship

Herbert G. Geisler, Concordia University Irvine

10:45 – 12:15pm Saturday, Session 9

9A Revolución 2

10:45 – 12:15 Plenary*

President’s Roundtable

Area Studies and Ethnomusicology: Culture/Critique/Community

Chair: Deborah Wong, SEM President 2007 - 2009

Presenters: Harry Berger, Texas A & M University

Suzanne Cusick, New York University

Martin Daughtry, New York University

T.M. Scruggs, University of California at Davis

Jane Sugarman, City University of New York

*Simultaneous translation into Spanish provided.

Saturday, November 21 Lunch Block, 12:30 –1:30pm Session 10 , 1:30 –3:00pm

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12:30 – 1:30pm Saturday, Lunch Block

Long-Range Planning Committee and Revolución 2


Implementation of SEM’s Strategic Plan

(meeting open to all conference attendees)

SIG on Irish Music Insurgentes 1

Student Concerns Committee Insurgentes 3

South Asian Performing Arts Section Insurgentes 4

Historical Ethnomusicology SIG Insurgentes 5

Association for Korean Music Research Insurgentes 6

Gender and Sexualities Taskforce Insurgentes 7

Journal Editorial Board Gran Insurgentes

1:30 – 3:00pm Saturday, Session 10

10A Revolución 1

1:30 – 3:00 Workshop

The Three Dimensions of the Argentine Tango: A Case Study in

the Pedagogy of Sound, Gesture, and Word

Co-chairs and Presenters: Kacey Q. Link, University of California, Santa Barbara

Kristin Wendland, Emory University

10B Revolución 2


Parenting in the Field: An Ethnomusicology Careers Roundtable

(Co-sponsored by the Section on the Status of Women, Gender and

Sexualities Taskforce, and Latin American/Caribbean Section)

Chair: Susan Thomas, University of Georgia

Presenters: Judith Cohen, York University, Canada

Denise Dalphond, Indiana University

Barbara L. Hampton, Graduate Center and Hunter College, City

University of New York

Sean Williams, Evergreen State College

10C Insurgentes 1

Emerging Nationalist Discourses in Art Music

Chair: David Hebert, Sibelius Academy, Finland

1:30 In the Realm of the Uncanny: The Film Music of Takemitsu Toru

Kumi Uyeda, University of California, Santa Cruz

2:00 Golijov's Passion and Dudamania: Latin Americans in Classical

Music

Mina Yang, University of Southern California

2:30 Leo Brouwer and the Creation of the Havana Avant-garde (1962-1970)

Elizabeth Batiuk, University of Michigan

Saturday, November 21 Session 10 , 1:30 –3:00pm

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10D Insurgentes 3

Social Dimensions of New Media

Chair: Kiri Miller, Brown University

1:30 The Edge of the Internet: Chilean Music Websites and the

International World of Indie Music

Shannon Garland, Columbia University

2:00 The Work of Reproduction in the Age of Mechanical Art:

Performance Practice and Walter Benjamin’s ―Aura‖ in the

Context of the Club DJ

Sheena Hyndman, York University

2:30 Creative Listening: Playlists, Mixtapes, and the Virtual

Ethnography of Virtual Music

Jonathan Piper, University of California, San Diego

10E Insurgentes 4

Performing the Therapeutic: Medical Ethnomusicology in Action

(Sponsored by the Medical Ethnomusicology SIG)

Chair: Gregory Barz, Vanderbilt University

1:30 The Democratic as Therapeutic: Sketching a Democratic Music

Therapy Concept in a Rehabilitative Gamelan Program for

Prisoners

Rodrigo Caballero, University of British Columbia, Canada

2:00 Destigmatizing HIV: Music in AIDS Awareness Initiatives in

South Africa

Laryssa K. Whittaker, University of Alberta, Canada

2:30 Musician Survivors of Breast Cancer: Case Studies in Self-

Healing and Advocacy

Sarah Schmalenberger, University of St. Thomas

10F Insurgentes 5

Music on the Frontiers of U.S. Empire

Chair: Jesse A. Johnston, University of Michigan, Dearborn

1:30 Marches of Empire: John Philip Sousa’s Musical Borderlands

Katherine M. Brucher, DePaul University

2:00 Songs of Race and Empire During the Philippine-American War

Christi-Anne Castro, University of Michigan

2:30 Instilling ―True American Spirit‖: The Culion Leper Colony Band

Jesse A. Johnston, University of Michigan, Dearborn

10G Insurgentes 6

Indigenous Musical De-contextualization and Entextualization in

Mexico and Guatemala

Chair: B. Georgina Flores Mercado, Universidad Autónoma

Metropolitana, Iztapalapa, Mexico

1:30 Marimbas in Guatemala - Musical Change and Indigenous

Identities / Marimbas en Guatemala - Cambio musical y

identidades indígenas

Sven Kirschlager, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

2:00 Cusinela: Cocinando relaciones a través de la música regional

wixárika / Cusinela: Cooking Relationships through the Regional

Music of the Wixárika

Rodrigo de la Mora, Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios

Superiores en Antropología Social, Occidente, Mexico

2:30 Rompiendo/creando paradigmas: Rock indígena y el ser indígena

en el México del Siglo 21 / Breaking/Creating paradigms:

Indigenous Rock and the Indigenous Self in 21st Century Mexico

Mintzi Martinez-Rivera, Indiana University

Saturday, November 21 Session 10 , 1:30 –3:00pm

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10H Insurgentes 7

Politics of Representation

Chair: Daniel Party, Saint Mary's College

1:30 "Los Ilegales" by Los Tucanes de Tijuana: In the Borderline of

Utopia and Dystopia / ―Los Ilegales‖ por Los Tucanes de Tijuana:

En la frontera de utopia y dystopia

Natalia Bieletto Bueno, University of California, Los Angeles

2:00 I Listened and It Made Me Cultured: Parodies of Andean Music

in South Park / Escuché y me hizo sentir culturado: Parodías de

música andina en South Park

Jessie M. Vallejo, University of California, Los Angeles

2:30 A Legacy of Aboriginal/Ukrainian Relations in Canada: Mixed

Music?

Marcia Ostashewski, University of Regina, Canada

10I Gran Insurgentes

Identity Construction and Representation

Chair: Timothy Cooley, University of California, Santa Barbara

1:30 Representing Identity in Contemporary American Jewish Music

Jeff Janeczko, University of California, Los Angeles

2:00 Innovation and Tradition in the Performance of Minority

Ethnicity in 21st-Century China

Man Yang, University of Hawaii, Manoa

2:30 Why Parai? Why Shouldn't We Call it Drumset?: Changing

Identity among Untouchable (Dalit) Drummers of India

Zoe Sherinian, University of Oklahoma

10J Alameda 4

Close Listening: Theory and Analysis

Chair: Alexander Stewart, University of Vermont

1:30 The Rhythm of Roots: Temporal Symmetries in Early Country

and Blues Recordings

Joti Rockwell, Pomona College

2:00 Supergenre, Genre, Subgenre: Mexican Son and the Chilena

Complex / Supergénero, género, subgénero: El son mexicano y el

complejo de la chilena

Alexander Stewart, University of Vermont

3:15 – 11:00pm Saturday, Evening Block Excursions / Free Time 3:15 - 4:15 pm Insurgentes 6 Journal Editors 3:15 - 4:15 pm Insurgentes 7 Crossroads Project on Diversity, Difference, and Underrepresentation 3:15 – 4:45 pm Insurgentes 4 Archiving SIG 3:15 – 5:15 pm Insurgentes 3 2009 and 2010 Local Arrangements and Program Committees 5:00 – 6:00 pm Alameda 4 & 5 Oxford University Press Reception

Saturday, November 21 Evening Block, 3:15 – 11:00pm Museo Nacional de las Culturas, 5:30 –10:00pm

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3:15 – 11:00pm Saturday, Evening Block (continued) 5:00 – 5:30 pm Reforma Boulevard Photobanner Exhibition Opening Cancelled Amparo Sevilla, Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes Xilonen Luna, Comisión Nacional para el Desarrollo de los Pueblos Indígenas Teresita Vicencio Álvarez, Instituto Nacional de Bellas Artes Guillermo Contreras Arias / Brenda Romero, SEM LAC & PC Chairs Gage Averil, SEM President 2009 - 2011 5:15 – 6:15 pm Insurgentes 5 Investment Advisory Committee 6:00 – 7:00 pm African Music Section Insurgentes 4 6:00 – 8:00 pm Popular Music Section Revolución 2 8:00 – 9:30 pm Dance Section Revolución 1 Danzón Workshop 9:30 – 11:00 pm Dance Section Revolución 1 Son Jarocho Workshop

5:30 pm Buses depart Hotel Meliã for Museo Nacional de las Culturas / National Museum of Cultures in the Zócalo 6:00 – 10:00 pm Museo Nacional de las Culturas, Zócalo 50th Anniversary of the Society for Asian Music Celebration 6:00 – 6:45 Sala de Usos Multiples Bienvenida / Welcome / Koh Okabe Photo Exhibition Opening Leonel Duran, Director, Museo Nacional de las Culturas Koh Okabe, Photographer and Nobuyo Yagui, Translator Guillermo Contreras Arias / Brenda Romero, SEM LAC & PC Chairs Session 10K Sala de Usos Multiples 6:45 – 7:30 pm Lecture / Demonstration How to Read Japanese Nihon Buyo Dance Chair: Susan Asai, Northeastern University Co-presenters: Mami Itasaka-Keister, University of Colorado at Boulder Jay Keister, University of Colorado at Boulder 7:45 – 10:00 pm Special Event Sala de Usos Multiples 50th Anniversary of the Society for Asian Music: "On Hybridity and Postcoloniality" Welcome Gage Averill, SEM President 2009 - 2011 “A Society and Its Journal: Stories of Hybridity” Keynote Speaker: Stephen Blum, City University of New York Roundtable Discussion Organizer and Convener: Sarah Weiss, Yale University Participants: Stephen Blum, City University of New York Peter Kvetko, Salem State College R. Anderson Sutton, University of Wisconsin, Madison Ricardo Trimillos, University of Hawai‘i, Mānoa Andrew Weintraub, University of Pittsburgh 10:00 pm Buses depart National Museum of Cultures for Hotel Meliã

Sunday, November 22 Morning Block, 7:00am – 12:15pm Session 11, 8:30 –10:30am

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7:00am – 12:15pm Sunday, Morning Block

7:00 – 9:00 am SEM Council Alameda 4 & 5

8:00 am – 12:15 pm President’s Suite

SEM Board of Directors

8:30 – 10:30 am Sunday, Session 11

11A Revolución 1

Authentication and Cultural Memory

Chair: Anthony Perman, Bowdoin College

8:30 En busca de los origines, Autenticidad y etnicidad en las

grabaciones de flamenco / In Search of Origins, Authenticity and

Ethnicity in Flamenco Recordings

Javier González Martín, Universidad de Almería, España

9:00 ―His-Story, My-Song‖: Antihaitianismo and Dominicanidad in the

Songs of the Dominican Republic / ―Su cuento, mi canto‖: El

antihaitianismo y la dominicanidad en las canciones de la

República Dominicana

Jessica Hajek, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

9:30 "That There Not Pass to the Indies": Examining the Trans-

Atlantic Slave Trade and the Music of Cuba

William LeGrand, University of Northern Iowa

10:00 Ang musikang kastila: the rondalla in the Philippine national

imaginary / Ang musikang kastila: la rondalla en el imaginario

nacional de Las Filipinas

Ricardo D. Trimillos, University of Hawai'i, Manoa

11B Revolución 2

Conflating the Sacred and Profane: Theorizing Present-Day

Christian Popular Musical Practices


Chair: Richard Keeling, Independent Scholar

Discussant: Philip V. Bohlman, University of Chicago

8:30 Lost in the Sound of Separation: Mainstreams and Alternatives at

a Christian Rock Festival

Andrew Mall, University of Chicago

9:00 ―Disillusioned in the Right Way‖: Creating Alternatives to the

Worship Music ―Mainstream‖

Monique Ingalls, McMaster University, Canada

9:30 Is Christian Rock an Oxymoron?: Struggling with Longstanding

Ideological Tensions Over the Practice of Religion in a Media Age

Anna Nekola, Independent Scholar

11C Insurgentes 3

Music, Ethics, and Value

Chair: Ryan Skinner, Columbia University

8:30 Fighting About ―Cats and Dogs:‖ Regimes of Value and Artists’

Responsibilities in the Nepali Dohori Scene

Anna M. Stirr, Columbia University

9:00 Artists, the Nation-State, and the ―Use‖ of Cultural ―Value‖ in

Postcolonial Mali

Ryan Skinner, Columbia University

9:30 Women’s Songs and Intimate Transgressions in Ukraine’s

Government-sponsored Ivana Kupala (St. John’s Eve) Revivals

Adriana Helbig, University of Pittsburgh

10:00 Tango Among the Nonprofit Arts

Morgan Luker, University of Wisconsin, Madison

Sunday, November 22 Session 11, 8:30 –10:30am

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11D Insurgentes 4 Transatlantic Flows in the Lusophone World / Corrientes transatlánticos en el mundo lusofónico Chair: Frederick J. Moehn, Instituto de Etnomusicologia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal 8:30 Music, ―Mulatismo,‖ and Transatlantic Flows in Colonial Minas

Gerais Suzel A. Reily, Queens University, Belfast, Ireland 9:00 Shaping Portuguese Identity through Music and Oral History:

The Cavalhada in Morro Vermelho (Minas Gerais, Brazil) Barbara Alge, Hochschule für Musik und Theater, Rostock,

Germany 9:30 The Multiple Cosmopolitanisms of Cape Verde's Expressive

Practices: Race and Diaspora in the Lusophone and Creole Atlantic

Rui Cidra, Instituto de Etnomusicologia, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal

10:00 New Dialogues, Old Routes: Emergent Collaborations between

Brazilian and Angolan Music Makers Frederick J. Moehn, Instituto de Etnomusicologia, Universidade

Nova de Lisboa, Portugal 11E Insurgentes 5 Music, Devotion and Morality in Islam: New Issues and Perspectives from the Middle East and Central Asia Chair and Discussant: Tanya Merchant, University of California, Santa Cruz 8:30 Gendered Discourses in the Performance of Maddoh in

Badakhshan, Tajikistan Shumaila Hemani, University of Alberta, Canada 9:00 Islam and Morality in Music: A New View from Persian Sufi

Treatises Ann Lucas, University of California, Los Angeles 9:30 Modern Nasheed Deeni for Muslims Amid Globalization Takahiro Aoyagi, Gifu University, Japan

11F Insurgentes 6 No somos lo que dicen. / We are not what they say we are. Transnational and Regional Latina/o Musics as Decolonizing Practices in the (Neo) Colonial Borderlands Chair: Peter J. García, California State University, Northridge 8:30 Bailando para San Lorenzo / Dancing for San Lorenzo: Nuevo

Mexicano Popular Sacred Musics and Ritual Activism in Bernalillo Fiesta Time

Peter J. García, California State University, Northridge 9:00 Music beyond Boundaries: Exploring Choral Religious Music

among the Huaves of San Mateo del Mar, Oaxaca, Mexico / Música más allá de las fronteras: Explorando música coral religiosa de los Huaves de San Mateo del Mar, Oaxaca, México

Veronica S. Pacheco, University of California, Los Angeles 9:30 The Hammond B3 Organ: Development of the ―Chicana/o Sound‖

in California during the Late 1960’s and 1970’s / El Órgano Hammond B3: Desarrollo del ―Sonido Chicana/o‖ en California durante los últimos de 1960’s y 1970’s

Juan Zaragoza, Independent Researcher 11G Insurgentes 7 Sensible Musical Objects: Music, Instrument, Musician, and Performance Practice Chair: Tsanhuang Tsai, The Chinese University of Hong Kong 8:30 Music, Instrument and Sense: Changing Sensory Receptions in

Modern Chinese Seven-stringed Zither Qin Practices Tsanhuang Tsai, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China 9:00 Ghosts in the Machine: Church Organs and Voices, Past and

Present Michael McClellan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China 9:30 Erhu (Chinese Bowed Lute): My Instrument and My Voice SiuWah Yu, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China 10:00 Vehicles to the Divine: The Ney and the Bendir as Sacred and

Sensuous Objects in Sufi Islam Victor A Vicente, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China

Sunday, November 22 Session 11, 8:30 –10:30am

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11H Gran Insurgentes


“Keriba Wakai (Our Voice)– Keriba Sagul (Our Dance)” –

Strategies for Torres Strait Islander Cultural Production and

Education in the South Australian Diaspora Community

Co-presenters:

Jennifer Newsome, Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music,

University of Adelaide, Australia

Eddie Peters, Centre for Aboriginal Studies in Music, University of

Adelaide, Australia

11I Alameda 1

Gendering and Regendering

Chair: Zoe Sherinian, University of Oklahoma

8:30 Playing Out and Creating jaww: The Work of Contemporary

Women’s Wedding Ensembles in Tunisia

Alyson E. Jones, University of Michigan

9:00 Making Men with/of Muhabbet: Melancholy, Turkish Classical

Music, and Masculinity on a Street in Istanbul

Denise Gill, University of California, Santa Barbara

9:30 Re-gendering vir rasa in Marathi Nationalist Performance

Anna Schultz, University of Minnesota

10:00 Las que cantan ―El Rey‖: Feminizing the Narrator in the Songs of

José Alfredo Jiménez / The Women Who Sing ―El Rey‖ / ―The

King‖: Afeminando el narrador en las canciones de José Alfredo

Jiménez

Sally Hawkridge, Independent Scholar

11J Insurgentes 1

Pedagogies for Transnational Flows

Chair: Janet Sturman, University of Arizona

8:30 "I love Hannah Montana and Selena!": Mexican and Mexican

American Children’s Bimusical Identities in a Bilingual-

Bicultural School

Amanda C. Soto, University of Washington

9:00 Parado en el puente del mundo / Standing on the Bridge of the

World: Movement and Cosmopolitanism in Panamanian Música

Típica Performance Practice

Sean Bellaviti, University of Toronto, Canada

9:30 Politics of Pedagogy: Digital Representations of Hindustani

Music in the 21st Century

Nasir Syed, University of California, Santa Barbara

Sunday, November 22 Session 12, 10:45am –12:15pm

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10:45am – 12:15pm Sunday, Session 12

12A Revolución 1

Ethnopedagogy and Applied Ethno/musicology: Social

Responsibility, Vulnerability, Justice, and Identity in Music

Education / Etnopedagogía y musicología aplicada:

Responsabilidad social, vulnerabilidad, justicia, e identidad en

educación musical

Chair: Muriel Swijghuisen Reigersberg, Independent Scholar, London, UK

10:45 Migrant Musics in a German Classroom: Ethnomusicology and

Intercultural Music Education / Músicas de immigrantes en una

clase alemana de música: Etnomusicología y educación musical

intercultural

Britta Sweers, Hochschule für Musik und Theater Rostock,

Germany

11:15 Sustainability and Transmission: Empowering Communities fo

Forge their Own Musical Futures

Huib Schippers, Queensland Conservatorium Research Center,

Australia

11:45 Applied Ethnomusicology, Advocacy, Music Education and the

Structuring of Indigenous Identities: Acknowledging Professional

Responsibility and Vulnerability / Etnomusicología,

concienciación, educación musical y la estructuración de

identidades indígenas: Reconociendo responsablidad profesional y

vulnerabilidad

Muriel Swijghuisen Reigersberg, Independent Scholar, London, UK

12B Revolución 2 The Megalopolis and the Multiculturalist Village Chair: Joshua Tucker, University of Texas, Austin 10:45 Sungura Stories: Zimbabwean Popular Music at the Margins Anthony Perman, Bowdoin College 11:15 Shanghai: Still the "Center‖ of ―Modern‖ Culture in China Stephanie Ng, University of Notre Dame 11:45 Bringing It Home: Multicultural Policy, British Identity, and the

Imagined Village Caroline Bithell, University of Manchester, UK 12C Insurgentes 3 Operas and Negotiations Chair: Joseph Lam, University of Michigan 10:45 Globalizing and Negotiating Kunqu, the Classical Opera of China:

Gains and Losses since 1980s Joseph Lam, University of Michigan 11:15 Western Opera and the Muslim Orient in Oil Driven Azerbaijan Inna Naroditskaya, Northwestern University 11:45 "Down to Earth and from the Heavens at the Same Time":

Beverly Sills and Her Negotiation of the American Class Divide Nancy Guy, University of California, San Diego 12D Insurgentes 4 Transmission of Spontaneity Chair: Juniper Hill, University College Cork, Ireland 10:45 Analyzing Upaj: The Transmission of Spontaneity in North

Indian Kathak Sarah Morelli, University of Denver 11:15 am – 12:15 pm Lecture / Demonstration

Improvisation in Flamenco Kevin Romero, University of Colorado at Boulder

Sunday, November 22 Session 12, 10:45am –12:15pm

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12E Insurgentes 5

10 45 – 12:15 Film Session

Portrait of a Lisu Musician: Observing Music through Movie

Camera Lenses

Chair and Presenter: Yan Chun Su, Independent Scholar

12F Insurgentes 6

Circulating Repertoires II

Chair: Anne Rasmussen, College of William and Mary

10:45 Guanxi Grows: Meaning and Matrix in Alberta’s Chinese

Orchestras

Kim Chow-Morris, Ryerson University, Toronto, Canada

11:15 Nisei Politics of Identity and American Popular Music of the

1930s and 1940s

Susan M. Asai, Northeastern University

11:45 Crónica Musical de una ceremonia de Yagé en Bogotá / Musical

Chronicle of a Yagé Ceremony in Bogotá

Mónica Sofía Briceño Robles, Universidad Nacional de Colombia

12G Insurgentes 7

10:45 – 12:15 Workshop

Muestra de música del Pacífico Sur colombiano / Demonstration

of Music of the Southern Pacific [Coast] of Colombia

Chair and Presenter:

Juan Sebastián Ochoa, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, Bogotá,

Colombia

12H Gran Insurgentes

Appropriation, Cosmopolitanism, and Cultural Translation

Chair: Charles Sharp, California State University, Fullerton

10:45 From "Sombrero" to "Tequila, Guerilla": Imagining Mexico in

Songs of Former Yugoslavia

Brana Mijatovic, Christopher Newport University

11:15 Wild Music: A Case Study in the Ukrainian Borderlands

Maria Sonevytsky, Columbia University

11:45 "Why the fiddle?": Style, Alterity, and ―Old Time‖ String Band

Performance in the Czech Republic

Lee B. Bidgood, University of Virginia

12I Alameda 1

Indigenous Musical Heritage in Mexico

Chair: Emiliano Pardo-Tristán, New York University

10:45 La representación de la mujer zapoteca en el cancionero istmeño /

Representations of the Zapotec Woman in the Repertoire of the

Isthmus of Tehuantepec

Alejandra Flores Tamayo, Escuela Nacional de Música,

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

11:15 Viento arremolinado: La flauta de mirlitón entre los nahuas de la

Huasteca hidalguense / Whirling Wind: The Mirlitón Flute

among the Nahuas of the Hidalgo Huasteca

Lizette Alegre, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad Nacional


11:45 Los nuevos cantos del Maíz. Reflexiones en torno al trabajo

etnomusicológico en una comunidad nahua de la Huaxteca / New

Corn Songs: Reflections on Ethnomusicological Work in a Nahua

Community in the Huasteca

Gonzalo Camacho, Escuela Nacional de Música, Universidad


Sunday, November 22 Lunch Block, 12:30 –1:30pm

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12J Insurgentes 1

Andean Musical Identities

Chair: Francesca Rivera, University of San Francisco

10:45 Modes and Musico-Historical Identity in the Banda Repertoire of

the Mantaro Valley, Peru / Escalas e identidad músico-histórica en el

repertorio de banda de músicos, Valle Mantaro, Perú

Joshua Katz-Rosene, Graduate Center, City University of New York

11:15 La tecnocumbia en el Perú. De la expectativa al desencanto:

integración y discriminación cultural / The Technocumbia in Peru. From

Expectation to Enchantment: Cultural Integration and Discrimination

Arturo Quispe Lázaro, Director and Editor of Construyendo Nuestra

Interculturalidad, Peru

11:45 "Putting on the Feather": The Indigenization of Andean Brass

Bands in Arica, Chile / ―Ponerse la Pluma:‖ la Indigenización de las

bandas de bronce andinas en Arica, Chile

Juan Eduardo Wolf, Indiana University


Popular Music Section Guest Speaker

Julia Palacios (Mexican rock music authority), Universidad

Iberoamericana, Ciudad de México

12:30 – 1:30 pm Sunday Lunch Block

Box lunches for advance purchase

12:30 pm Buses depart Hotel Meliã for the Centro Nacional

de las Artes del Consejo Nacional para la Cultura y las Artes

(Cenart-CONACULTA) / National Center for the Arts of the

National Council for Culture and the Arts, Coyoacán

1:30 – 4:30 pm Cenart

1:30 Bienvenida / Welcome Cenart – 1

Humberto Chávez Mayol, Assistant Director of Cenart

Eugenio Delgado Parra, Director of the Centro Nacional de Investigación,

Documentación e Información Musical of the Instituto Nacional de Bellas

Artes / National Center of Musical Research, Documentation and

Information of the National Institute of Fine Arts

Guillermo Contreras Arias / Brenda Romero, SEM LAC & PC Chairs

Gage Averill, SEM President 2009 - 2011

Sunday, November 22 Session 13, 2:30 –4:00pm

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2:30 – 4:00pm Sunday, Session 13 13A Cenart – 1 Critical Appraisals of the African Musical Diaspora (Sponsored by the Latin American/Caribbean Section) Chair: Robin Moore, University of Texas at Austin 2:30 Retentionists or Activists? A Reinterpretation of Fernando Ortiz’s

and Melville Herskovits’s Contributions to African Diasporic Studies in Music David García, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill

3:00 Musical Tactics of Diaspora and Modernity on the Margins of the

Black Atlantic Michael Birenbaum Quintero, Bowdoin College

3:30 Leveraging Diasporas Locally: Musical Innovation and Race

Politics in Umbanda Celebrations from Southern Brazil Marc Gidal, Harvard University

4:00 Black Music and Diaspora: Reflections on Genres From the

Hispanic Caribbean Robin Moore, University of Texas at Austin

13B Cenart - 2 Intellectual Music Histories, Politics, and Epistemology: A View from Other Conceptualizations of America Chair and Discussant: Ana María Ochoa, Columbia University 2:30 Criticismo e instituciones en los estudios de la música popular de

Argentina / Criticism and Institutions in Studies of Argentine Popular Music Miguel García, Universidad de Buenos Aires y Conicet, Argentina

3:00 Uma perspectiva pragmática da música em Mário de Andrade e

Fernando Ortiz / A Pragmatic Perspective on Music in Mário de Andrade and Fernando Ortiz Elizabeth Travassos, Universidade Federal do Estado do Rio de Janeiro (UNIRIO), Brazil

3:30 Dependency Theory and Musical Militancy: Joining the

Cosmopolitan Avant-Garde from an Argentinean Perspective Eduardo Herrera, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

13C Cenart - 3

New Media, Spaces and Boundaries in Virtual Space


Chair: J. Meryl Krieger, Indiana University

2:30 Virtual Recording: Communities, Connections and Virtual Place

J. Meryl Krieger, Indiana University

3:00 Virtual Imaginaries: Métis Fiddling as a Window into the Past

Sarah Quick, Winthrop University

3:30 Another Northern Exposure: NishTV and Native HipHop in

Canada

Michael MacDonald, University of Alberta, Canada

4:00 Visit Mexico Virtually: Musical Constructions of a Tourist Place

in Second Life

Co-presenters:

Trevor S. Harvey, Middle Tennessee State University

Robert W. Fry II, Vanderbilt University

13D Cenart - 4


Smithsonian/Folkways: Ethnomusicology and New Media

Chair: Atesh Sonneborn, Smithsonian Folkways

Presenters: Leon Garcia, Smithsonian Folkways

Patricia Campbell, University of Washington

Daniel Sheehy, Smithsonian Folkways

Sunday, November 22 Session 13, 2:30 –4:00pm

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13E Cenart – 5

Roundtable - Musical Traditions and Cultural Policy in the

Caribbean: Past, Present, and Potential / Tradiciones musicales y

política cultural en el Caribe: Pasado, presente, y futuro

Chair: Lois Wilcken, La Troupe Makandal, Inc.

Presenters: Martha Ellen Davis, University of Florida and National

Archives, Dominican Republic

Dominique Cyrille, Université des Antilles et de la Guyane & Centre des

Musiques et Danses Traditionnelles et Populaire, Guadeloupe

Rebecca Sager, Independent Scholar, USA

Lois Wilcken, La Troupe Makandal, Inc.

Sunni Witmer, University of Florida

13F Cenart – 6

Recordings of Traditional Music as Sites of Contestation: Issues

of Ownership

Chair: Marc Perlman, Brown University

2:30 Framing and Claiming Authentic Indigeneity: Recording,

Representation, and Cultural Ownership of Traditional Andean

Music

Joshua Tucker, University of Texas at Austin

3:00 Rumors of Exploitation: The Symbolic Economy of Traditional

Music Recordings

Marc Perlman, Brown University

3:30 Property Rights and Social Responsibilities: Conflicting Ideas

About Song Ownership in the Powwow Recording Industry

Chris Scales, Michigan State University

4:00 Controversy and the Saami Contingencies of Copyright

Beverley Diamond, Memorial University of Newfoundland,

Canada

13G Cenart – 7

Ethnomusicologists, Composition, and Musical Instruments in

Cross-Cultural Encounter

Chair: Dale A. Olsen, Emeritus, Florida State University

2:30 Musical Instruments, Exchange, and Meaning

Marion Jacobson, Albany College of Pharmacy

3:00 José Maceda: Nativism and Native Ethnomusicology in the

Philippines

Neal Matherne, University of California, Riverside


Explorers and Explainers: Ethnomusicologists as Composers

Jody Diamond, Dartmouth College/Harvard University

13H Cenart – 8

Vocality in Musical Transmission

Chair: Paul Humphreys, Loyola Marymount University

2:30 Vocal Anthropology and the Musicology of Buddhism: Drum

Languages, Sacred Speech and Sonic Felicities in Sri Lanka’s

Sinhala Yak Tovil

Jim Sykes, University of Chicago

3:00 The Oral and Written Dimensions of Javanese Gamelan Music in

the 21st Century

R. Anderson Sutton, University of Wisconsin, Madison


Maqam as a Second Language: Using Arabic Music as a Lens for

Music and Language Cognition

Sami Abu Shumays, Independent Scholar

Sunday, November 22 Evening Block, 4:45 – 8:00pm

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13I Poster Session Cenart – 9

2:30 – 3:30 El Proyecto Sonidero / The Mexican DJ Project

Chair: Cathy Ragland, University of Texas, Pan American

Co-presenters:

Cathy Ragland, University of Texas, Pan American

Mariana Delgado, Independent Scholar

Marco Antonio Ramírez Cornejo, Centro Cultural Lagunilla-Tepito-

Peralvillo, Mexico

4:45 – 8:00 pm Sunday Evening Block

4:45 pm Buses depart Cenart for Museo Nacional de

Culturas Populares / National Museum of Popular Cultures,

Coyoacán Centro

5:00 – 7:00 pm Coyoacán Centro

Macroconcierto de música tradicional de México organizado por

la Dirección General de Vinculación Regional / Macroconcert of

Traditional Mexican Musics organized by the Office of Regional

Linkage to coincide with the SEM Annual Meeting

5:00 – 8:00 pm National Museum of Popular Cultures

Musical Instrument Fair

5:30 – 6:30 pm Patio Jacaranda

Bienvenida / Welcome

Fernando Hijar Sánchez, Member of the Local Arrangements Committee,

for Aarón R. Mejía Rodríguez, Director, Museo Nacional de Culturas

Populares

Ámparo Sevilla, Dirección General de Viculación Regional

Clausura de exposición / Official Closing of Musical Instrument

Fair

Rafaela Luft Dávalos, Directora, Fondo Nacional Para El Fomento De Las

Artesanías (FONART)

Clausura de congreso / SEM Annual Meeting Closing

Guillermo Contreras Arias / Brenda Romero, SEM LAC & PC

Chairs

8:15 pm Buses depart Culturas Populares for Hotel Meliã

Society for Ethnomusicology Index

54th


A

Abe, Marié ........................................................................................................ 37

Abu Shumays, Sami ......................................................................................... 50

Alarcón Jiménez, Ana María ........................................................................... 21

Alcántara, Aurea Maya ................................................................................... 37

Aldama, Arturo J. ............................................................................................ 44

Alegre, Lizette .................................................................................................. 47

Alge, Barbara ................................................................................................... 44

Allen, Matthew ................................................................................................. 28

Alonso Bolaños, Marina ............................................................................. 20, 30

Amado, Andrés ................................................................................................. 28

Ampene, Kwasi ................................................................................................ 37

Anderson, Harold A. ........................................................................................ 38

Anderson, Lois .................................................................................................. 17

Aoyagi, Takahiro .............................................................................................. 44

Aparicio Piña, Ivan .......................................................................................... 24

Aplin, T. Chris .................................................................................................. 32

Asai, Susan ................................................................................................. 42, 47

Attas, Robin ...................................................................................................... 22

Attico, Angela ..................................................................................................... 5

Averill, Gage ................................................................................ 4, 26, 29, 42, 48

Avery, Dawn ..................................................................................................... 15

Ayyagari, Shalini R. ......................................................................................... 28

Azcona, Estevan ............................................................................................... 36

B

Bahrs, Karoline ................................................................................................ 33

Barros, Felipe ................................................................................................... 24

Barz, Gregory ............................................................................................. 37, 40

Batiuk, Elizabeth ............................................................................................. 39

Beaster-Jones, Jayson ..................................................................................... 36

Beckles Willson, Rachel ................................................................................... 19

Bejtullahu, Alma .............................................................................................. 34

Bellaviti, Sean .............................................................................................. 5, 45

Berger, Harry ................................................................................................... 38

Bhattacharjya, Nilanjana ................................................................................ 28

Bickford, Tyler ................................................................................................. 20

Bidgood, Lee B. ................................................................................................ 47

Bieletto Bueno, Natalia ................................................................................... 41

Birenbaum Quintero, Michael ..................................................................... 5, 49

Bithell, Caroline ............................................................................................... 46

Blum, Stephen .................................................................................................. 42

Bodenheimer, Rebecca ..................................................................................... 21

Bohlman, Philip V. ..................................................................................... 26, 43

Bonfiglioli, Carlo .............................................................................................. 15

Boyer, Bill Bahng ............................................................................................. 20

Brenscheidt, Diana .......................................................................................... 30

Briceño Robles, Mónica Sofía .......................................................................... 47

Brinner, Benjamin ........................................................................................... 22

Brucher, Katherine M. ..................................................................................... 40

Bryant, Lei Ouyang ......................................................................................... 31

Buchanan, Donna ............................................................................................ 34

Burdette, Alan .................................................................................................. 37

Burgess, Richard .............................................................................................. 49

Burke, Patrick ............................................................................................ 16, 26

Burton, Justin .................................................................................................. 29

Byl, Julia .......................................................................................................... 17

C

Caballero, Rodrigo ........................................................................................... 40

Camacho, Gonzalo ................................................................................ 13, 20, 47

Camacho, Tania ............................................................................................... 28

Camal, Jerome S. ............................................................................................. 15

Campbell, Jennifer ........................................................................................... 24

Campbell, Patricia Shehan ..................................................................... 4, 31, 49

Cannon, Alexander M. ..................................................................................... 33

Cantú, Norma E. .............................................................................................. 27

Carle, Sarah ..................................................................................................... 14

Caro Cocotle, Guadalupe ................................................................................. 37

Carter, Scott ..................................................................................................... 23

Castelo-Branco, Salwa El-Shawan .............................................................. 4, 32

Castro, Christi-Anne ........................................................................................ 40

Catlin-Jairazbhoy, Amy ............................................................................. 14, 36

Celis-Schmidt, José ............................................................................................ 4

Cepeda de León, Elena ...................................................................................... 5

Chamorro Escalante, Jorge Arturo ................................................................. 31

Chan, Pui Lun .................................................................................................. 17

Chávez, Alex E. ................................................................................................ 36

Chi Chun , Chan ............................................................................................... 17

Chow-Morris, Kim ............................................................................................ 47

Cidra, Rui ......................................................................................................... 44

Ciucci, Alessandra ........................................................................................... 15

Cohen, Judah ................................................................................................... 23

Cohen, Judith ................................................................................................... 39

Colman, Alfredo C. ........................................................................................... 23

Connell, Andrew ............................................................................................... 16

Conner, Ron ...................................................................................................... 16

Contreras Arias, Guillermo ........................................ 3, 4, 13, 25, 35, 42, 48, 51

Convers, Leonor ............................................................................................... 18

Cooley, Timothy ............................................................................................... 41

Crespo, Luis Felipe ............................................................................................ 5

Cruz Manjarrez, Adriana ................................................................................ 27

Cruz-Uribe, Cristina ........................................................................................ 19

Cunningham, James E. ............................................................................. 19, 32


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Cusick, Suzanne ............................................................................................... 38

Cyrille, Dominique ........................................................................................... 50

D

Dalphond, Denise ............................................................................................. 39

Danielson, Virginia .......................................................................................... 37

Daughtry, Martin ....................................................................................... 26, 38

Dave, Nomi ....................................................................................................... 18

Davis, Martha Ellen ......................................................................................... 50

Davis, Ruth ....................................................................................................... 26

Davis, Sakinah ................................................................................................. 30

de la Garza, María Luisa ................................................................................. 31

de la Mora, Rodrigo .......................................................................................... 40

de La Rosa Loza, Carolina ................................................................................. 5

de la Torre, Renée ............................................................................................ 27

de María y Campos Castelló, Luis Alfonso ................................................. 5, 25

De Walt, Bill ....................................................................................................... 5

Delgado, Mariana ............................................................................................. 51

Delgado Parra, Eugenio ......................................................................... 5, 27, 48

Deo, Aditi .......................................................................................................... 18

Devitt, Rachel ................................................................................................... 36

Diamond, Beverley ........................................................................................... 50

Diamond, Jody ................................................................................................. 50

Díaz Meneses, Juan Diego ............................................................................... 16

Doan, Jessamyn ............................................................................................... 29

Douglas, Gavin ................................................................................................. 24

Downing, Sonja ................................................................................................ 36

Dudley, Shannon .............................................................................................. 39

Dueck, Byron .................................................................................................... 15

Dueck, Jonathan M. ......................................................................................... 38

Durán Solís, Leonel ...................................................................................... 5, 42

E

Eisenberg, Andrew ........................................................................................... 31

El Kadi, Rana ................................................................................................... 37

Emberly, Andrea ........................................................................................ 28, 29

Engelhardt, Jeffers .......................................................................................... 19

F

Faudree, Paja ................................................................................................... 28

Feder, Lester .................................................................................................... 24

Feld, Steven ............................................................................................ 9, 11, 35

Fiol, Stefan ....................................................................................................... 14

Flandreau, Suzanne ........................................................................................... 4

Flores Mercado, B. Georgina ........................................................................... 40

Flores Tamayo, Alejandra ............................................................................... 47

Florine, Jane ................................................................................................ 4, 17

Font-Navarrete, David ..................................................................................... 23

Fraioli, Anne .................................................................................................... 45

Frishkopf, Michael ............................................................................................. 4

Fry II, Robert W. .............................................................................................. 49

G

Garcia, Leon ..................................................................................................... 49

García, David ................................................................................................... 49

García, Marcela ................................................................................................ 31

García, Miguel .................................................................................................. 49

García, Miguel Angel ....................................................................................... 27

García, Peter J. ................................................................................................ 44

García, Rudy .................................................................................................... 27

García de León, Antonio .................................................................................. 13

García López, Patricia J. ................................................................................. 33

García Orozco, Toni ............................................................................................ 5

García Pérez, Salvador .................................................................................... 24

Garfias, Robert ................................................................................................. 28

Garland, Shannon ............................................................................................ 40

Gay, Leslie C. ................................................................................................... 32

Geisler, Herbert G. ........................................................................................... 38

Getter, Joseph .................................................................................................. 14

Gidal, Marc ................................................................................................... 5, 49

Giesbrecht, Erica .............................................................................................. 30

Gill, Denise ....................................................................................................... 45

Gillani, Karim .................................................................................................. 14

Glasser, Jonathan ............................................................................................ 18

Goertzen, Chris .......................................................................................... 27, 31

Goldberg, Daniel .............................................................................................. 16

Goldschmitt, Kariann .................................................................................. 5, 29

González, Martha ............................................................................................. 36

González, Melissa ............................................................................................ 28

González, Neris ................................................................................................ 21

González Martín, Javier .................................................................................. 43

Gradante, William ........................................................................................... 14

Green, Tawana ................................................................................................... 4

Greene, Lara E. ................................................................................................ 21

Greene, Paul D. ................................................................................................ 36

Guest-Scott, Anthony ....................................................................................... 18

Guo, Xinxin ...................................................................................................... 17

Gutiérrez del Ángel, Arturo ............................................................................. 15

Gutiérrez Rojas, Daniel E. ............................................................................... 33

Guy, Nancy ....................................................................................................... 46

H

Haas, Colleen ................................................................................................... 28

Haefer, J. Richard ...................................................................................... 15, 23

Hagedorn, Katherine ....................................................................................... 20

Hahn, Tomie ................................................................................................. 4, 20

Hajek, Jessica ................................................................................................... 43


54th


Hamill, Chad .............................................................................................. 22, 32

Hampton, Barbara L. ....................................................................................... 39

Harvey, Trevor S. ............................................................................................. 49

Haskell, Erica ................................................................................................... 24

Hatfield, Donald J. ........................................................................................... 21

Hawkridge, Sally .............................................................................................. 45

Hebden, Ellen ................................................................................................... 37

Hebert, David ................................................................................................... 39

Helbig, Adriana ................................................................................................ 43

Hellier-Tinoco, Ruth ........................................................................................ 28

Hemani, Shumaila ........................................................................................... 44

Hemmasi, Farzaneh ......................................................................................... 15

Henderson, David ............................................................................................ 20

Hernández, Oscar ............................................................................................ 30

Herrera, Eduardo ......................................................................................... 5, 49

Herrera, Jorge .................................................................................................. 34

Hess, Carol ....................................................................................................... 18

Hicken, Andy .................................................................................................... 22

Higgins, Niko ................................................................................................... 28

Hijar Sánchez, Fernando ............................................................................. 5, 13

Hilder, Thomas ................................................................................................ 15

Hill, Juniper ..................................................................................................... 46

Hofman, Ana .................................................................................................... 34

Horst, Heather A. ............................................................................................. 20

Hsu, Pattie ....................................................................................................... 36

Huesca Martínez, J. Helio ................................................................................. 5

Hulse, Brian ..................................................................................................... 16

Humphreys, Paul ............................................................................................. 50

Hung, Eric ........................................................................................................ 31

Hurley-Glowa, Susan ....................................................................................... 37

Hutchinson, Sydney ......................................................................................... 29

Hyndman, Sheena ............................................................................................ 40

I

Impey, Angela M. ............................................................................................. 24

Ingalls, Monique .............................................................................................. 43

Itasaka-Keister, Mami ..................................................................................... 42

Iyanaga, Michael .............................................................................................. 22

J

Jackson, Maureen ............................................................................................ 19

Jacobo Heredia, Maricela Guadalupe ............................................................... 5

Jacobson, Marion ............................................................................................. 50

Janeczko, Jeff ................................................................................................... 41

Jaquez, Candida ............................................................................................... 31

Jáuregui, Jesús ................................................................................................ 14

John, Theresa Arevgaq .................................................................................... 17

Johnson, Henry ................................................................................................ 17

Johnston, Jesse A. ............................................................................................ 40

Jones, Alyson E. ............................................................................................... 45

Juárez Echenique, Benjamín ............................................................................. 5

Junqueira, João ............................................................................................ 5, 22

K

Kafumbe, Damascus ........................................................................................ 37

Kaminski, Joseph S. ........................................................................................ 37

Kaneda, Miki .................................................................................................... 29

Kapchan, Deborah A. ................................................................................. 20, 26

Katz, Max ......................................................................................................... 21

Kawabata, Mitsuko .......................................................................................... 23

Keeling, Richard .............................................................................................. 43

Keister, Jay ...................................................................................................... 42

Kendall, David ................................................................................................. 19

Kim, Heejin ...................................................................................................... 18

Kirschlager, Sven ............................................................................................. 40

Kisliuk, Michelle .............................................................................................. 20

Knauth, Dorcinda ............................................................................................ 22

Knerr, Kevin ....................................................................................................... 4

Kocias, Melissa .................................................................................................... 4

Koegel, John ..................................................................................................... 38

Kohl, Randall ................................................................................................... 34

Kolb, Roberto .................................................................................................... 27

Koskoff, Ellen ................................................................................................... 29

Krieger, J. Meryl ............................................................................................... 49

Kun, Josh .......................................................................................................... 26

Kvetko, Peter .............................................................................................. 28, 42

L

Lam, Joseph ..................................................................................................... 46

Lam, June ......................................................................................................... 33

Lamb, Roberta .................................................................................................. 14

Lane, Bruce "Pacho" ......................................................................................... 22

Langlois, Tony .................................................................................................. 26

Lee, Hye Young ................................................................................................ 19

Lee, Katherine In-Young ................................................................................. 24

Lee, Tong Soon .................................................................................................... 4

LeGrand, William ............................................................................................ 43

León, Javier .............................................................................................. 4, 5, 33

Levine, Victoria Lindsay .................................................................................. 32

Levitt, Kate ...................................................................................................... 26

Li, Huan ........................................................................................................... 17

Link, Kacey Q. .................................................................................................. 39

Lobley, Noel ...................................................................................................... 16

Locke, David ..................................................................................................... 15

Lockwood, Charlie ............................................................................................ 16

López, Katherine ........................................................................................ 14, 23


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Lorenz, Shanna ................................................................................................ 16

Loughran, Maureen ......................................................................................... 24

Loza, Steven ..................................................................................................... 31

Lu Chia-Yu , Joy .............................................................................................. 31

Lucas, Ann ........................................................................................................ 44

Lucia, Christine ............................................................................................... 33

Luft Dávalos, Rafaela .................................................................................. 5, 51

Luker, Morgan .................................................................................................. 43

Luna, Xilonen ....................................................................................5, 13, 20, 42

M

Mac Gregor Campuzano, José Antonio ............................................................. 5

MacDonald, Michael ........................................................................................ 49

Madrid, Alejandro L. ................................................................................ 4, 5, 37

Magaldi, Cristina ............................................................................................. 38

Malcomson, Hettie ....................................................................................... 5, 27

Mall, Andrew .................................................................................................... 43

Manabe, Noriko ................................................................................................ 21

Mann , Larisa ................................................................................................... 29

Margolies, Daniel S. ......................................................................................... 25

Maroun, Jean Khalil ........................................................................................ 17

Marshall, Wayne .............................................................................................. 19

Martinez-Rivera, Mintzi .................................................................................. 40

Matherne, Neal ................................................................................................ 50

McClellan, Michael .......................................................................................... 44

McCollum, Jonathan ........................................................................................ 33

McGee, Kristin A. ............................................................................................. 32

Medina Esquivel, Roberto .............................................................................. 4, 5

Meintjes, Louise ........................................................................................... 9, 36

Mejía Rodríguez, Aarón R............................................................................. 5, 51

Mendívil, Julio ................................................................................................. 18

Mengel, Maurice .............................................................................................. 14

Merchant, Tanya .............................................................................................. 44

Mijatovic, Brana ............................................................................................... 47

Miller, Kiri .................................................................................................... 4, 40

Miller, Rebecca S. ............................................................................................. 31

Miller, Richard C. ............................................................................................ 21

Miñana, Carlos ................................................................................................. 29

Minks, Amanda G. ........................................................................................... 28

Miramontes Vidal, Betsabé ............................................................................... 5

Moehn, Frederick J. ......................................................................................... 44

Moisala, Pirkko ................................................................................................ 36

Montiel Bonilla, Alejandro E. ............................................................................ 5

Monts, Lester ................................................................................................... 31

Moore, Robin .............................................................................................. 38, 49

Morelli, Sarah ............................................................................................ 33, 46

Moufarrej, Guilnard ......................................................................................... 30

Muller, Carol .................................................................................................... 26

Mullins, Steven K. ........................................................................................... 33

Munarriz, Alberto ............................................................................................ 17

Muñoz, Kim Carter ...................................................................................... 5, 28

Muñoz Güemes, Alfonso .......................................................................... 4, 5, 13

Murphy, Clifford .............................................................................................. 25

Murphy, John ................................................................................................... 34

N

Naganuma, Chie .............................................................................................. 38

Nájera-Ramírez, Olga ...................................................................................... 27

Naroditskaya, Inna .......................................................................................... 46

Navarrete Pellicer, Sergio ............................................................................... 20

Neuman, Dard .................................................................................................. 21

Newsome, Jennifer ........................................................................................... 45

Ng, Stephanie ................................................................................................... 46

Novak, David .................................................................................................... 31

Nuñez, Daniel ................................................................................................... 15

O

O'Brien, Michael S. ...................................................................................... 5, 19

Ochoa, Ana María ........................................................................................ 4, 49

Ochoa, Juan Sebastián .................................................................................... 47

Ochs, Anna ....................................................................................................... 37

O'Connell, John Morgan .................................................................................. 26

Olmos Aguilera, Miguel ............................................................................. 13, 20

Olsen, Dale A. .............................................................................................. 4, 50

Ono, Masaaki ................................................................................................... 42

Ostashewski, Marcia ........................................................................................ 41

P

Pacheco, Veronica S. ........................................................................................ 44

Palacios Prado, Montserrat ............................................................................. 33

Palma Rojo, Rodolfo ..................................................................................... 5, 13

Paraíso, Raquel ............................................................................................ 5, 34

Pardo-Tristán, Emiliano ............................................................................ 16, 47

Party, Daniel .............................................................................................. 38, 41

Pelaggi, Anita ................................................................................................... 14

Peralta Hernández, Tannya Fabiola ............................................................... 24

Pereira de Tugny, Rosângela R. ...................................................................... 34

Pérez Fernández, Rolando A. .................................................................... 13, 33

Perlman, Marc .................................................................................................. 50

Perman, Anthony ....................................................................................... 43, 46

Perullo, Alex ..................................................................................................... 36

Peters, Eddie .................................................................................................... 45

Pettan, Svanibor .............................................................................................. 24

Pilzer, Joshua D. ........................................................................................ 15, 37

Piper, Daniel .................................................................................................... 30

Piper, Jonathan ................................................................................................ 40


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Pippen, John ..................................................................................................... 15

Pittman, Lyn ...................................................................................................... 4

Poole, W. Gerard .............................................................................................. 24

Popper, Tess J. ................................................................................................. 23

Post, Jennifer C. ............................................................................................... 34

Pourjavady, Amir Hosein ................................................................................ 44

Powell, Gema ...................................................................................................... 4

Quevedo, Marysol ............................................................................................. 29

Quick, Sarah .................................................................................................... 49

Q

Quispe Lázaro, Arturo ..................................................................................... 48

R

Ragland, Cathy ................................................................................................ 51

Rahaim, Matt ................................................................................................... 21

Ramírez Cárdenas, Sergio ................................................................................. 5

Ramírez Cornejo, Marco Antonio .................................................................... 51

Rasmussen, Anne ....................................................................................... 20, 47

Reece, Karin ....................................................................................................... 4

Reidy, Anna ...................................................................................................... 23

Reigersberg, Muriel Swijghuisen .................................................................... 46

Reily, Suzel A. .................................................................................................. 44

Rekedal, Jake ..................................................................................................... 5

Ritter, Jonathan ............................................................................................... 37

Rivera, Francesca ............................................................................................. 48

Rivera Guzmán, Cuauhtémoc ........................................................................... 5

Robinson, Dylan ............................................................................................... 30

Robinson, Gregory ............................................................................................ 28

Rockwell, Joti ................................................................................................... 41

Rodríguez, Russell ........................................................................................... 36

Rodríguez Malpica y Coll, Margarita ................................................................ 5

Roeder, John ............................................................................................... 16, 22

Rojo, Iskra Alejandra ......................................................................................... 4

Rollefson, J. Griffith ......................................................................................... 32

Romaniuk, Ana María ..................................................................................... 30

Romero, Brenda M. .................................................... 3, 4, 25, 27, 35, 42, 48, 51

Romero, Kevin .................................................................................................. 46

Rosa, Laila ........................................................................................................ 31

Ruchala, James R. ........................................................................................... 25

Ruiz, Rafael ...................................................................................................... 13

Ruíz, Xilonen Luna ...........................................................................5, 13, 20, 42

Ruíz Caraballo, Noraliz ................................................................................... 17

Ruíz Rodríguez, Carlos .................................................................................... 33

S

Saavedra, Leonora ........................................................................................... 27

Sager, Rebecca ................................................................................................. 50

Sagredo Castillo, José Luis .......................................................................... 4, 13

Sáinz Chávez, Luis Ignacio ............................................................................... 5

Sáizar, Consuelo ................................................................................................. 5

Salazar, Lauryn C. ........................................................................................... 14

Samuels, David ................................................................................................ 26

Sánchez Jiménez, José ..................................................................................... 27

Sánchez-Rojo, Ana ........................................................................................... 26

Sancho-Velázquez, Angeles ............................................................................. 23

Sandstrom, Boden ............................................................................................ 31

Santaella, Mayco .............................................................................................. 15

Santamaría Delgado, Carolina ........................................................................ 18

Sarrazin, Natalie R. ......................................................................................... 36

Saucedo Gonzáles, Arturo I. .............................................................................. 5

Scales, Chris ..................................................................................................... 50

Scarimbolo, Justin ........................................................................................... 21

Schmalenberger, Sarah ................................................................................... 40

Schultz, Anna ................................................................................................... 45

Schwartz-Kates, Deborah ................................................................................ 38

Schweitzer, Kenneth ........................................................................................ 23

Scruggs, T.M. ............................................................................................. 27, 38

Sebald, Brigita ................................................................................................. 16

Seeger, Anthony ............................................................................................... 37

Sercombe, Laurel ............................................................................................. 37

Sevilla, Amparo ................................................................................................ 42

Sevilla Villalobos, María Amparo Xochitl ......................................................... 5

Shannon, Jonathan .................................................................................... 20, 26

Sharp, Charles ................................................................................................. 47

Sheehy, Daniel ................................................................................................. 49

Sherinian, Zoe ............................................................................................ 41, 45

Shope, Bradley G. ............................................................................................ 14

Silvers, Michael ................................................................................................ 34

Simonett, Helena ............................................................................................. 15

Skinner, Ryan .................................................................................................. 43

Soltis, Laura E. ................................................................................................ 19

Sonevytsky, Maria ........................................................................................... 47

Sonneborn, Atesh ............................................................................................. 14

Soto, Amanda C. ............................................................................................... 45

Soto, Leticia ...................................................................................................... 27

Spencer, Christian ........................................................................................... 30

Spiller, Henry ................................................................................................... 36

Stanyek, Jason ............................................................................................. 5, 26

Stewart, Alexander .......................................................................................... 41

Stillman, Amy .................................................................................................. 31

Stirr, Anna M. .................................................................................................. 43

Stone, Ruth ....................................................................................................... 28

Stover, Christopher .......................................................................................... 16

Stuempfle, Stephen ............................................................................................ 4


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Sturman, Janet ........................................................................................ 4, 5, 45

Su, Yan Chun ................................................................................................... 47

Sugarman, Jane ........................................................................................... 4, 38

Sum, Maisie ...................................................................................................... 33

Sunardi, Christina ........................................................................................... 36

Sutton, R. Anderson ............................................................................. 22, 42, 50

Swab, Michelle ................................................................................................. 15

Sweers, Britta .................................................................................................. 46

Syed, Nasir ....................................................................................................... 45

Sykes, Jim ........................................................................................................ 50

T

Taibo Mahojo, Benito Adolfo ............................................................................. 5

Talusan, Mary .................................................................................................. 22

Tatro, Kelley ..................................................................................................... 17

Tausig, Benjamin ............................................................................................. 20

Tenzer, Michael S. ........................................................................................... 22

Thomas, Susan ........................................................................................... 21, 39

Thompson, Gordon ........................................................................................... 28

Tilley, Leslie ..................................................................................................... 22

Townsend, Colin ............................................................................................... 33

Travassos, Elizabeth ........................................................................................ 49

Trimillos, Ricardo D. ............................................................................ 19, 42, 43

Tsai, Tsanhuang .............................................................................................. 44

Tucker, Joshua ........................................................................................... 46, 50

U

Usner, Eric ....................................................................................................... 46

Uyeda, Kumi .................................................................................................... 39

V

Vallejo, Jessie M. ............................................................................................. 41

Vargas Mendoza, Mariana de Jesús ............................................................... 34

Vázquez Díaz, Roberto ................................................................................. 5, 48

Vega Díaz, Álvaro ............................................................................................ 20

Vergara, Patricia .............................................................................................. 31

Vergara de los Ríos, María del Carmen .......................................................... 34

Vicencio Álvarez, Teresita ........................................................................... 5, 42

Vicente, Victor A .............................................................................................. 44

Viesca Treviño, Francisco .................................................................................. 5

Villepastour, Amanda ...................................................................................... 27

W

Wahrhaftig, Albert L. ...................................................................................... 24

Walker, Margaret E. ........................................................................................ 36

Wallach, Jeremy ............................................................................................... 36

Warden, Nolan ................................................................................................. 23

Weintraub, Andrew .......................................................................................... 42

Weiss, Sarah ..................................................................................................... 42

Wendland, Kristin ............................................................................................ 39

Wever, Jerry ..................................................................................................... 30

Wheeler, Jesse S. ............................................................................................. 14

Whittaker, Laryssa K. ..................................................................................... 40

Wiens, Kathleen ............................................................................................... 19

Wilcken, Lois .................................................................................................... 50

Williams, Maria ............................................................................................... 25

Williams, Sean ................................................................................................. 39

Williams Jr, Joe L. ........................................................................................... 41

Wint, Suzanne .................................................................................................. 33

Witmer, Sunni .................................................................................................. 50

Wolf, Juan Eduardo ..................................................................................... 5, 48

Wong, Deborah ....................................................................................... 4, 25, 38

Wong, Ketty ........................................................................................................ 5

Wood, Abigail ................................................................................................... 26

Wood, Aja .......................................................................................................... 17

Wrazen, Louise ................................................................................................. 18

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Yang, Man ........................................................................................................ 41

Yang, Mina ....................................................................................................... 39

Yu, SiuWah ...................................................................................................... 44

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Zanfagna, Christina ......................................................................................... 26

Zaragoza, Juan ................................................................................................. 44

Zaragoza Loya, José Edgar .............................................................................. 34

Zárate Rosales, Alberto .................................................................................... 27

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